<p>According to a survey of Britain's leading family law firms, the main reason for divorce proceedings was given as couples falling out of love, Daily Mail reported.<br /><br />Lawyers have also noticed a rise in the number of pre-nuptial agreements they draw up, as well as a number of couples delaying their divorces, as they wait for the economic climate to improve.<br /><br />They hope for their assets, such as homes, to improve in value to improve financial settlements.<br /><br />The survey also showed that husbands are hiding assets in nearly a third of divorce cases, thanks to new rules based on human rights laws.<br /><br />The research found 94 percent of lawyers saying they believed there were hidden assets - including cash, property, savings and shares - in three out of ten of their cases.<br /><br />In the vast number of divorce cases, the husband has the higher earnings and the greater incentive to conceal savings or property, it was found.</p>
<p>According to a survey of Britain's leading family law firms, the main reason for divorce proceedings was given as couples falling out of love, Daily Mail reported.<br /><br />Lawyers have also noticed a rise in the number of pre-nuptial agreements they draw up, as well as a number of couples delaying their divorces, as they wait for the economic climate to improve.<br /><br />They hope for their assets, such as homes, to improve in value to improve financial settlements.<br /><br />The survey also showed that husbands are hiding assets in nearly a third of divorce cases, thanks to new rules based on human rights laws.<br /><br />The research found 94 percent of lawyers saying they believed there were hidden assets - including cash, property, savings and shares - in three out of ten of their cases.<br /><br />In the vast number of divorce cases, the husband has the higher earnings and the greater incentive to conceal savings or property, it was found.</p>