Divorce News and Statistics

Lessons Learned from the Bill and Melinda Gates Divorce

Few couples going through divorce will face the prospect of disentangling from a balance sheet as vast and as complex, the Bill and Melinda Gates divorce serves to highlight how complicated it can be.

Bill Gates Divorce: Another Multi-Billion High-Net-Worth Divorce

Bill Gates has a net worth of $129 billion, while Melinda is worth $65 billion, meaning that this divorce will have quite complex finances and complicated assets.

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian Divorce: What You Need to Know

Kim Kardashian has filed for divorce from Kanye West after seven years of marriage. Learn more about it here.

Tim Robbins Divorce: His Secret Marriage to Gratiela Brancusi

The Tim Robbins divorce from Gratiela Brancusi raises many questions, particularly because they had a secret marriage. Learn more here.

Divorce Month During COVID-19: Why Divorce Rates Are Expected to Rise

January, also known as “Divorce Month,” tends to see an increase in divorce filings and inquiries.

MacKenzie Scott Donations to Charities Soar Into the Billions

MacKenzie Scott has donated almost $6 billion to charity. Has Jeff Bezos done his part? Find out here.

Early Signs that COVID-19 Could Be Destroying Marriages

Divorce rates are on the rise likely due to the struggles couples face as they adjust to life after quarantine, changed work schedules, homeschooling children, loss of income, and more.

WATCH: What Divorcing Individuals Should Know About the CARES Act

Manhattan Tax and Financial Expert John Johansen discusses what divorcing individuals should know about the CARES Act with Divorce Magazine’s Editorial Director, Diana Shepherd.

COVID-19 Outfall on Canadian Marriages

Get ready for spike in divorces as courts re-open, warns leading Toronto family lawyer.

Pandemic Shared Parenting 101

COVID-19 is here to stay. That is the message we hear on a daily basis from our President, our Governors and our Mayors. 2009 was the last pandemic, and the measures put in place then pale in comparison to the pandemic of 2020 in which we find ourselves and our children.