News Articles
Divorce In Decline: About 40% of Today’s Marriages Will End In Divorce
By Grant Bailey, Lyman Stone, and Brad Wilcox, 07/24/2025 “…Marital stability looks much different than it did 30 years ago. Using the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP), we found that new marriages are stronger today than every decade since the 1950s…” Read the entire article: https://ifstudies.org/blog/divorce-in-decline-about-40-of-todays-marriages-will-end-in-divorce
Rights of separated parents would be seized under bill. Courts have too much power. | Opinion
By Anthony Slosser, 06/12/2025 “…because policy statements are not enforceable by law, our courts have established a culture wherein the child’s relationship with one parent is often fostered at the expense of the other. Though consistently denied by professionals within the family law sphere, this culture is exposed by two main truths…” Read the entire
SubscriberWrites: Parental alienation– A silent mental health crime against children which no one talks about
By Shailesh Saksena, 07/25/2025 “…He defined it as a syndrome where one parent distances the child from the other parent by engaging the child in a series of manipulation techniques to denigrate the other parent, primarily observed in the context of child custody disputes in family courts…” Read the entire article: https://theprint.in/yourturn/subscriberwrites-parental-alienation-a-silent-mental-health-crime-against-children-which-no-one-talks-about/2702057/
Walker Larson: Is It time to admit that divorce hurts kids big time?
By Walker Larson, 07/28/2025 “…The magnitude of the effects—a 35 to 55 percent increase in mortality and up to a 63 percent increase in teen births—underscores how divorce can dramatically reshape children’s outcomes, potentially through changes in resources, supervision, and family dynamics…” Read the entire article: https://1819news.com/culture/walker-larson-is-it-time-to-admit-that-divorce-hurts-kids-big-time
The secrets to happy co-parenting over the summer holidays, according to the experts
By Annabelle Spranklen, 07/17/2025 “…For many separated families, summer holidays bring as much apprehension as anticipation. But with foresight, clear communication and a little legal savvy, the experts agree that both children and parents can enjoy a relatively smooth, happy summer…” Read the entire article: https://www.tatler.com/article/coparenting-summer-uhnws