by Vivian Oberling | Dec 8, 2023 | cohabitation, Communication
Every marriage has a moment when you’ll ask yourself the question, “Should I fight for my marriage?” To deny that is to invalidate the full experience of a marriage (or committed relationship) – one full of highs and lows. While each relationship may vary in how...
by Vivian Oberling | Nov 25, 2023 | cohabitation, Communication
Many of us enter a marriage (or a partnership) with the intention to remain committed, and expect the same from our partner. Despite those intentions, studies have shown that cheating can occur often. In fact, 19-24% of study participants noted they had cheated during...
by Trevor White | Nov 10, 2023 | cohabitation, Communication
Are wedding bells causing more than just excitement in your heart? Pre-marriage anxiety is as much a part of the wedding planning process as save the dates and family drama! It’s perfectly normal for the mixture of joy, anticipation, and apprehension that is present...
by Cary Jacobson | Nov 2, 2023 | cohabitation, Communication
Are you getting ready to tie the knot with your partner? Congrats! You are probably making a to-do list of everything you need to consider before the wedding; one thing you want to remember to add to the list is prenups. Something to consider when getting a prenup is...
by Nicole Sheehey | Sep 6, 2023 | cohabitation, Communication, marriage
In 1968, only 13% of American children lived with an unmarried parent – that’s about 9 million children. Fast forward to 2017, and this figure has skyrocketed. Over a third (32%) of U.S. children, a staggering 24 million, now live in single-parent households...
by Nicole Sheehey | Jan 12, 2023 | cohabitation, partnerships
The number of unmarried couples living together in the United States is rising fast. About 7% of the adult population lives together, unmarried, which equals about 17 million people. Not all of these people are in domestic partnerships because only a handful of states...
