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    Women petitioned for 63% of divorces in England and Wales

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    By Julian Amani on November 3, 2022 Data, News

    Women are more likely to petition for a divorce than men in opposite-sex marriages, according to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

    In 2021, women petitioned for 63% of divorces in England and Wales in opposite-sex marriages and men made up the other 37% of divorces.

    These results are similar to data seen in recent years, with 63% of divorces petitioned by women in 2020 and 62% in 2019.

    Same-sex divorces

    In same-sex marriages, men made up 33% of divorces in England and Wales, with women making up the other 67%.

    Same-sex divorces have only been possible since 2015 because same-sex marriages were legalised in the UK in 2014.

    In 2015 there were 22 same-sex divorces. Since then, the number of divorces each year has risen exponentially.

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