How To Divorce-Proof Your Marriage
We asked more than 100 relationship experts the following question: What is the most effective way to divorce-proof your marriage?
We asked more than 100 relationship experts the following question: What is the most effective way to divorce-proof your marriage?
If the dynamics in your marriage fit these patterns, your chance of divorce is great.
Children of divorce often experience expectations of failure, fear of loss or abandonment and fear of conflict throughout their lives. These anxieties are reflected in their romantic relationships by poor partner or behavior choices, giving up too quickly when problems arise or avoidance of any perceived level of commitment.
Eighty percent of YourTango Experts agree that couples who attend premarital education/counseling are less likely to get divorce. Here are some of the reasons why.
Couples considering marriage want to know whether it's a good idea to sign such a contract before tying the knot. So, we delved a little deeper to find out the pros and cons of prenups, according to experts. And here they are.
With half of marriages ending in divorce, we wanted to get to the root of the problem. We surveyed over 100 YourTango Experts to find out the top predictors of divorce so that couples can know—in advance of getting married—whether their union is likely to fail.
If you think that sexual infidelity is the leading cause of divorce, you've got it all wrong.
We surveyed 105 mental health professionals about divorce: its causes, predictors, preventative measures and everything in-between ... and their responses yielded some surprising results.
A survey of counseling professionals from YourTango.com—the digital leader in love and relationships—offers compelling insights into why marriages fail.