Divorce In the U.S.

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"This paper is a discussion of divorce in America. This complex and difficult issue has a continuing impact on almost every facet of modern life. More than half the marriages in the United States end in divorce, and this devastating statistic affects not only the ex-husbands and ex-wives, but also their children, families, friends, and society as a whole. Once a shameful and often objectionable way of ending a failed marriage, divorce has become common and widely accepted. Divorce no longer prevents a politician from running for office or a character on television from being embraced by an audience. Yet experts continue to debate its effects on children, and fathers still struggle to be recognized as equally capable custodians of their children. Conservatives argue against the "easy fix" that divorce represents, and families continue to suffer. This paper ..."

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