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March 10, 2010
Living together before marriage doesn’t significantly raise likelihood of divorce: study
Living together before marriage doesn’t necessarily increase the risk of divorce, but those who get engaged or married before cohabiting have a slight edge, according to a just-released national study.
The prevalent belief, based on older studies, was that couples who cohabited before marriage were significantly more likely to split up than those who didn’t. But a new report from the National Center for Health Statistics, based on the National Survey of Family Growth conducted in 2002, says differently.
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