Category: Divorce and Break-Ups

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Does Cohabitation Still Matter for Children’s Family Stability When It Becomes Common?
by Laurie DeRose
Marriage, Cohabitation, Divorce and Break-Ups, Family Life

Helping Low-Income Fathers Form Loving Relationships With Their Children
by Natasha J. Cabrera and Lisa Gennetian
Single Parents, Divorce and Break-Ups, Public Policy, Work-Family, Working Class, Fathers, Family Life, Economic Mobility

Does Sexual History Affect Marital Happiness?
by Nicholas H. Wolfinger
Marriage, Dating, Divorce and Break-Ups, Single Life, Women, Men

Premarital Cohabitation Is Still Associated With Greater Odds of Divorce
by Scott Stanley and Galena Rhoades
Marriage, Cohabitation, Divorce and Break-Ups, Marriage and Relationship Education

Why is Divorce Declining in the UK?
by Harry Benson
Marriage, Cohabitation, Divorce and Break-Ups

The Wages of Infidelity
by Hugo Schwyzer
Divorce and Break-Ups, Infidelity, Fathers, Men, Marriage and Relationship Education

Reducing Divorce Through Community-Level Marriage Initiatives
by Alan J. Hawkins
Divorce and Break-Ups, Education, Marriage and Relationship Education

When Grandparents Divorce, Everyone Hurts
by D. Scott Sibley
Divorce and Break-Ups, Parents, Family Life, Marriage and Relationship Education

Anne Tyler’s Novels Offer Important Lessons on the Inner Workings of Families
by Mitch Pearlstein
Marriage, Divorce and Break-Ups, Family Life, Media and Technology, Education, Marriage and Relationship Education
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