Divorce News

Governor David A. Paterson signed a package of bills into law, finalizing no-fault divorce law in New York.

A recent report by the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) shows the latest data in 2009 that divorce, marriage and birth rates are on a decline.

It's possible that the first ever same-sex divorce in New Mexico will be a precedent to resolving the legal issues that may result from marriage licenses obtained back in 2004.

A North Carolina-based start-up insurance company recently released what is being touted as the world's first divorce insurance product.

A landmark decision made in UK on what is considered to be one of the most contentious divorce battles in Britain may end up permitting spouses to hide wealth during divorce. The decision has earned the name "cheater's charter".

As the effects of global economic recession is starting to ease up in UK, divorce cases also shot up by 6% in the last three months, from 28,600 to 30,400.

Some marriage counselors are saying that popping the blue pill may lead to serious marital problems that can lead to divorce.

According to a new study by University of Warwick researchers, university students are far less affected by the divorce of their parents.

New studies show that men are more likely to leave their partners who are terminally ill than women. The study focuses on the role that gender plays in partner abandonment.

The provincial government of British Columbia is currently proposing changes in their laws governing divorce, legal separation and child custody. The proposed changes supposedly encourages people to resolve issues using out-of-court settlements instead of through costly court battles.