Those who marry in their 1930 ' s are most vulnerable to divorce

According to one professor, those who marry in their 1930 ' s are more likely to become divorced than couples who marry earlier, the Telegraph is broadcast.

Nicholas Wolfgang, professor of family studies and sociologist at the University of Utah, has conducted research trying to find out the connection between age, marriage and divorce.

After extensive experiments and tests, the professor has found that those who marry between the ages of 28 and 32 have the lowest risk of divorce.

But those who marry in the mid - 1930s or near the age of 40 are far more likely to become divorced.