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June 29, 2015

Cohabitation breakups get more costly to women; divorce costs decrease but still high

Moving Out Costs More Than It Used To

By Laurie DeRose at the Institute for Family Studies

A thoughtful analysis of the components of the direct economic costs of breakups and why they are increasing for cohabitation but decreasing for divorce.

Posted by on June 29, 2015 in Cohabitation, Costs to Economy, Taxpayers & Society, Effects on Children: Poverty, Effects on Divorced People: Economic, Separation |

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