Even though the country generally follows a system of no-fault divorce, which means that someone asking for a divorce does not need to state a specific legal reason for it, there are still many studies done that attempt to categorize the different reasons that divorces come about.  Traditionally, issues such as money and communication problems have almost always been among the leading causes of divorce, but a recent study indicates that a new cause is moving up the list.

Clearly, the way the modern world works means that our lifestyles and our overall approaches to life tend to be dictated to a degree by our occupations.  As such, there are certain professions that tend to lead to a divorce at higher rates than others.  Researchers at Radford University recently made the effort to compile a list of the occupations that tend to lead to higher rates of divorce than others, and many of the entries on that list were far from surprising.