More people are getting 'gray divorces'—here's why.

A classic 1997 study published in the Journal of Marriage and Family analyzed over a decade’s worth of data from thousands of married couples to figure out the top causes of divorce. The researchers ...

A classic 1997 study published in the Journal of Marriage and Family analyzed over a decade’s worth of data from thousands of married couples to figure out the top causes of divorce. The researchers ...

In the current landscape of 2026, the reasons behind the end of a marriage are shifting. While major betrayals like infidelity or financial ruin used to be the primary drivers of divorce, today’s ...

Marital dissolution happens for a lot of reasons. Here are six of the most common reasons, according to psychological research. A classic 1997 study published in the Journal of Marriage and Family ...

Divorce rates say a lot about who we are as a society. Trends in how unions dissolve reflect the social, economic, and cultural characteristics that define our time. Divorce rates have shifted over ...

The bleak statistic that half of marriages end in divorce has been in the zeitgeist for so long now that it’s become a punch line. But for those who do experience it, divorce is anything but funny ( .

Divorce happens, and it can have adverse effects on children. A recent study found ten issues. Parents stay together for the sake of their children very often. In many ways, it’s honorable. Nobody ...

The rate of married couples filing for divorce has begun to trend downward in recent years, but the rate of “gray divorce” — divorces of couples in their 60s or older — has continued to climb. A July ...

Divorce is confusing and hurtful for the children stuck in the middle. We can all do a better job supporting them.

Education lowers the overall rate of divorce but concentrates who leaves, and why, in ways that reveal what marriage demands ...