Category: Divorce and Break-Ups

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COVID-19 Is Killing the Soulmate Model of Marriage. Good.
by W. Bradford Wilcox and Alysse ElHage
Marriage, Divorce and Break-Ups, Family Life, Coronavirus

Single-Parent Families in Taiwan
by James C.T. Hsueh, Leo Cai and Candice Keng
Single Parents, Divorce and Break-Ups, Family Life, Grandparents

For as Long as Our Love Shall Last: How the Soulmate Myth Makes Marriage Less Stable and Less Happy
by W. Bradford Wilcox
Marriage, Divorce and Break-Ups, Family Life

Social Distancing and Stepfamilies
by Ron L. Deal
Divorce and Break-Ups, Parents, Family Life, Coronavirus

COVID-19 Has Triggered Memories of My Unwanted Divorce 
by Beverly Willett
Divorce and Break-Ups, Coronavirus

An 'Un-distancing' Pandemic Proposal for Fathers and Daughters
by Linda Nielsen
Divorce and Break-Ups, Women, Fathers, Parents, Coronavirus

Regular Church Attenders Marry More and Divorce Less Than Their Less Devout Peers 
by Brian Hollar
Marriage, Divorce and Break-Ups, Religion

Happily Ever After—Even in Hollywood
by W. Bradford Wilcox and Wendy Wang
Marriage, Divorce and Break-Ups, Family Life, Politics

The Surprisingly Good News About American Family Life—for Kids
by W. Bradford Wilcox and Alysse ElHage
Fertility, Marriage, Single Parents, Divorce and Break-Ups, Family Life
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