Web services for preparing divorces online claim new records during 2020! Divorce rates have grown significantly in the United States during the coronavirus pandemic as couples have been stuck at home for months. The number of people looking for online support for their divorces was 34% higher from March through June compared to 2019. 

Based on its own data from implemented divorce cases, trusted divorce preparation web service CompleteCase.com confirms these statistics.

Beginning from the start of the lockdown, the combination of various factors has impacted relationships in married couples. Stress, unemployment, financial strain, health problems, and mental illnesses are among the things putting pressure on relationships. 

At the same time, the research showed that 31% of the couples, from those who admitted to lockdown, have experienced irreparable damage to their relationships.

The rise of interest in legal separation and uncontested divorces during quarantine hit a peak in April, just about 15-20 days after the vast majority of states began lockdowns. 
Newlyweds are taking the hardest hit.

In fact, 20 percent of couples who sought divorce were married within the past five months, double the normal rate. Based on the statistics, recently married couples were less ready to face the variety of COVID-19 virus stress factors than other, more experienced couples.