When parents end their marriage, many changes are ahead for their kids whether the process is contentious or not. Children often feel insecure and afraid during a divorce, but it is possible for estranged California couples to make dissolving a marriage easier on their offspring.
Moving after a divorce
It's not unusual for people in California or anywhere else in the United States to decide to move to another state. However, such moves have actually become less common over the past 50 years. This change in behavior has bewildered academics who simply can't understand why modern adults are less likely to move. Some researchers now believe that they have an answer: divorce and child custody agreements.
How gender roles impact marriage in California
On average, women do about 70 percent of the household chores. However, research indicates that women who decide to dedicate more time to their careers are no more likely than other women to get a divorce. However, research shows that if a man does not work outside the house, it may put more strain on a marriage. It is believed that this may be because men are generally not unemployed by choice.
