"divorce situation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the circumstances or conditions surrounding a divorce. Example: The couple's divorce situation became more complicated when they could not agree on custody arrangements for their children.
"It turned out that the diagnosis was 'a divorce situation,' " Prewitt said.
When a court assigns a child several parents, some of whom never intend to share a home, they consign that child, at best, to a "good" divorce situation.
The divorce situation is different in the US and other non-EU countries, where you generally have a court hearing to decide where to hear a dispute.
It reminded me of a divorce situation where one side had a grudge and threw their weight around when they finally had the chance".
"In a regular divorce situation, the child cannot come back to Mommy and say he had a great time with Daddy, because that makes Mommy feel left out.
The St. Croix Chamber of Commerce Newsletter for Feb. 1, 1954, cited the 'change in the divorce situation' as one reason for the tourist slump during the previous season.
Some students have to find balance between two completely different households because of divorce situations, and one of my students is readjusting to structure with his grandma because both his parents are in jail.
The PROFILE form counts more assets than the Fafsa, disregards paper losses, considers the finances of both parents in divorce situations, and makes a smaller adjustment when there are multiple children in college at the same time.
The use of mediation in abusive divorce situations gives strength to the abused, provides a worthy opponent (mediator) for the abuser, and the opportunity to peel back the psychological layers of abuse in a supportive environment, helping the abused gain freedom.
This is especially important in divorce situations, where one spouse may be tempted to spend irresponsibly on a credit card as a way to ruin the other person maliciously.
This is a problem I see all the time in divorce situations.
