In 2023, over 1.8 million Americans divorced. Additionally, a third of Americans who have ever been married have also experienced divorce.

The divorce rate in the United States has declined since it reached its peak in 1980, dropping just over 36% in the more than ...

Rosie Shrout of Purdue University said one reason for the lower overall divorce rate is that fewer people are getting married ...

Women are more likely than men to initiate a “gray divorce,” research shows. Boomer women are generally more financially ...

While divorce is on the decline overall, the number of divorces among people ages 50 and older has risen since the 1990s.

The rate of “gray divorce” — typically defined as divorce between those 50 and up — doubled between 1990 and 2010. Nowadays, more than a third of divorces are in that age group, and research suggests ...

More advisors are finding themselves in a gray area. “Gray divorce,” that is.

Divorce, once shrouded by shame and the tarnishing of one’s social reputation, has undergone a drastic makeover in the past four decades.

(NEXSTAR) – People are getting married older. Millennials don’t want to follow in their parents’ footsteps. Maybe it’s too expensive to get married. Maybe it’s too expensive to get divorced. Whatever ...

The Golden State tops the list with an average divorce cost of $14,435, the highest in the U.S. That figure combines a $435 ...

The worst thing a woman can do for her marriage is be the breadwinner.