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    What’s family? Family is a socially recognized group that forms an emotional connection and serves as economic unit in society. There are many types of family, whether kin by blood, marriage, cohabitation or adoption. Sociology identifies family types based on family orientation or family procreation. Also, in families there are several type of marriages such as single parenting where a male or female is the only individual taking care of the child(ren). Although , In the United States 66% of…

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    Arguments Against Divorce

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    to file for divorce. In 1857, a divorce law was created to allow the general public to file for a divorce. This was called the Matrimonial Causes Act. The more prominent opinion among civilization is that divorce is stupendous and crucial for those that feel the need to separate from their partner. However, not everyone agrees with this perspective. The opposing view is that divorce has its ripple effect and the amount of suffering from the children involved is beyond words. Divorce not only…

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    Divorce is a big deal for the people getting divorced and the people around them. Parents might not realize it but their children are usually the ones affected the most by the divorce. Sometimes the child will take the divorce very seriously. However, some children like to pretend the divorce isn’t actually happening. The child can be affected by their own emotions, the way they live after the divorce, and also their relationships with family and friends can be affected. The first thing that…

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    Cause and Effects of Divorce When most people find the person they want to spend the rest of their life with the best way to show it is through marriage. Before people get married they don’t look at all the possibilities that could cause them to be divorced and the effects of divorce. In that moment all they’re thinking about is committing to their spouse and spending their life with them. If you’re planning to get married you and your spouse should sit down and talk about some of the reasons…

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    sometimes it is not always together. Divorce is a common thing that happens to mostly everyone in the world. In one day there is nearly 2,400 divorces and for a year there is over 876,000 divorces (32 Shocking Divorce Statistics, 2012). The question for this is why is there so many people getting divorced. People are getting divorced because they say they are not in love anymore but are still together because of the children. Forcing a child through their parent’s divorce is harmful to them. I…

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    The most significant event that has occurred in my life thus far has been my parent’s divorce. When I was fourteen, almost fifteen years old, my parent’s decided to end their thirteen years of marriage. At the time I had no idea on how to feel about it and wasn’t sure exactly why they had made this big decision, but as the years passed I slowly gathered the information and pieced it all together. In about November of 2010 my parents had separated, but remained under the same roof until late…

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    Australian Family Law

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    including domestic violence, divorce, marriage, surrogacy, and equality between de facto and same sex couples. It is of extreme importance that the ALS protects all family members with a main emphasis on the rights and obligations of parents and children. In regards to a reflection of the moral and ethical standards of Australian society in relation to family members, the ALS has displayed effectiveness towards the reform of laws surrounding domestic violence, divorce, and marriage, however, the…

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    American Romance

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    This was the data I found on the divorce rate in America and India which is reported by the book of CIA. In India, the rates of divorce are the lowest in comparison to other countries of the world. For every 1,000 marriages that take place in India, there are 11 marriages that fail or end up in a legal separation. This means 1 out of every 100 marriage ends up in a divorce in India. These rates were much lower in 1990. In 1990, there were only 7.40 marriages…

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    four when it happened, my parents were getting a divorce. My family was ending and new one beginning. It sounds like it might not be a bad thing, but it can leave a child very confused. It makes a child wonder what went wrong and if they could of done anything to change it. In America there are about 1,250,000 divorces in each year. (Matthews) We also know that every year over one million children under the age of eighteen are involved in a divorce. That means that roughly twenty-five percent…

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    The Effect Divorces have on Children We say children are the future … right? Well when a child goes through a divorce, many of the lose theirs. Recent studies have proven children who have parents that are going through a divorce have more problems than those that do not. As a result of separation of the parents in the child’s life can cause a bundle of stress, loss of concentration, or even worse depression. Divorces may even seem beneficial to the parents but it is really anything at all? To…

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