The institutions of marriage and divorce are not immune to the sweeping social, economic, and technological changes reshaping ...

Divorce and remarriage remain some of the most challenging and sensitive topics within the Church today. While modern culture has become increasingly permissive regarding the dissolution of marriage, ...

Divorce and remarriage can raise questions about how debt is divided and managed between former and new partners. In most cases, debt acquired during a marriage is considered marital debt and may be ...

Divorce, the legal dissolution of marriage, can be driven by a variety of factors, ranging from changes in the economic status or health conditions of spouses to contrasting values. The end of a ...

In three of the gospels — Matthew, Mark, and Luke — Jesus is quite clear about his feelings on divorce: it’s a sin. Those who divorce and remarry commit adultery. Divorce is the breaking of a covenant ...

Last summer, a poll by the Survey Center on American Life produced a striking statistic. Breaking down the electorate by marital status and then by gender, the survey found that, in an already ...

Divorce is not only a legal and financial process, but a profoundly emotional one as well. Whether you initiated the divorce or not, you will experience all kinds of emotions during this life ...