January is traditionally the month where we pack away the last of the Christmas decorations, join a gym and start a new hobby for a week or two. We tend to reflect on the year we have had and think about changes we want to make in the future.
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A court in France has granted a husband’s request for a divorce after he claimed his wife had been unfaithful by flirting with other men online, reports the Daily Mail.
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The marriage rate in the U.S. is at its lowest rate for over a century, according to a study conducted by researchers at the National Center for Family and Marriage Research (NCFMR) at Bowling Green State University.
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New research has found that women are more likely than men to find their partner irritating.
An analysis has recently been published on family well-being across high and low income countries around the world.
An English High Court Judge has issued a warning about the dangers of celebrity couples being viewed as role models by today’s young people. The warning comes as a report from the Marriage Foundation has revealed the divorce rate of celebrity couples (40%) to be double that of non-celebrity couples (20%).
A recent study has found that the end of the school holidays can trigger an increase in the number of divorces or separations.
A recent American study has found that long-term separations are more common amongst couples who can't afford to divorce.
A recent paper from the Marriage and Religion Research Institute (MARRI) in America has looked at the part a successful marriage has to play in macroeconomic growth.
To celebrate the fantastic job done by single mums this Mother’s Day, single parent charity, Gingerbread, has launched a myth-buster to show the reality of single parent life in 2012.
Recent research in America has found a surprising level of interest in reconciliation among divorcing couples with children.
A recent survey has revealed that couples living in the countryside have happier and healthier marriages or relationships than those living in the city, and are less likely to have a divorce or other relationship breakdown, reports the Telegraph.