Divorce can be a harrowing, terrifying time. You have a great deal to consider, and not to pile on, there are a handful of scary divorce facts to know.

Usually, urban legends are the stuff of horror movies, but misinformation about divorce portrayed as fact can give unrealistic expectations.

Snooping tools have certainly changed. Such digital snooping continues to have an ever-growing impact on divorce and the aftermath.

Despite misconceptions, most divorces don’t go to trial. You have many options. Called alternate dispute resolution, or ADR, these offer alternatives.

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You’ve tried everything you can to fix your broken marriage, but nothing works. It’s time. But there’s one looming question: how do I ask for divorce?

Divorce changes family dynamics, relationships, living situations, and more. It’s also apparently making American families significantly larger.

It’s rare that one thing ends a marriage. Most cases aren’t cut and dry, but can we see it coming, are there psychological factors that predict divorce?

Jobs and employment status often play a big part in divorce. But what jobs have the highest divorce rates? And which jobs have the lowest divorce rates?