BOZEMAN — Divorce is a common reality in the United States, and universally. According to the Institute for Family Studies, 40 percent of today’s marriages will end in divorce.
While divorce comes with legal battles and financial settlements, Parent Team, a Bozeman-based organization, said divorce affects the entire family – not just the parents.
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