Kelly is quoted in the weekend edition as saying: “Bonuses in financial services are down, which may mean for a high-earning husband or wife it is more attractive to divorce when their earnings are depressed as they may secure a lower level of maintenance.
“Conversely, it may be better for their partner to wait until things improve so that they can argue that the other’s income is greater.”
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