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A Kansas State University researcher (Sonya Britt, assistant professor of family studies and human services and program director of personal financial planning) discovered that couples who argue about …
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The national statistics associated with non-payment of child support betray a pressing societal issue. The prevalence of “deadbeat parents” has led to many children spending their formative years in …
A study conducted by researchers at the University of Minnesota clarified some key points about divorce in America and went against the traditional narrative regarding divorce's relative rarity …
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There many different factors to consider during a divorce, including child custody, child support, filing fees, alimony and property division, to name a few. Deciding which state is best or worst to …
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Many experts estimate that about [highlight type="standard"]40 to 50 percent of marriages[/highlight] end in divorce. A 2009 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study found that the marriage …
