Category: Divorce and Break-Ups

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The New Fatherhood Is Not Benefiting Children Who Need It Most
by Nicholas Zill
Cohabitation, Divorce and Break-Ups, Child Care, Public Policy, Fathers, Parents, Research Brief

In Sickness
by Beverly Willett
Marriage, Divorce and Break-Ups, Aging and Elder Care

The Role of Family Breakdown in the Loneliness Epidemic
by Kay Hymowitz
Divorce and Break-Ups, Family Life

How Baptists and Catholics Joined Forces to Help Save Thousands of Marriages in Jacksonville, Florida
by W. Bradford Wilcox and Alysse ElHage
Divorce and Break-Ups, Public Policy, Marriage and Relationship Education, Religion

For a Healthy Marriage, Practice Forgiveness to Reduce Anger
by Richard P. Fitzgibbons
Divorce and Break-Ups, Family Life, Marriage and Relationship Education

Are We Overlooking the Real Trouble in Fleishman Is in Trouble?
by Kay Hymowitz
Marriage, Divorce and Break-Ups, Women, Work-Family, Men

Reconstructing a Life and Finding Home After the Devastation of Divorce
by Beverly Willett
Divorce and Break-Ups

Flirting Online and Relationship Troubles Go Hand-in-hand, Even if No One Finds Out
by W. Bradford Wilcox, Jeffrey Dew and Betsy VanDenBerghe
Marriage, Cohabitation, Divorce and Break-Ups, Single Life, Women, Family Life, Men, Media and Technology

Cruising at Altitude: Reconciling a High Divorce Rate with High Marital Satisfaction Ratings
by Scott Stanley
Marriage, Divorce and Break-Ups
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