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Study links different surnames to higher divorce rates
New analysis finds couples who keep separate last names divorce more frequently, prompting questions about commitment and marriage trends.
What to know
- A new analysis found married couples who maintain different last names have higher divorce rates than those who share a surname.
- The finding raises questions about what surname choices may indicate about marital commitment and relationship stability.
- The study contributes to ongoing discussion about modern marriage trends and the significance of naming conventions.
“A new analysis found couples who keep different last names divorce more often, raising questions about marriage trends and commitment.”
Chris Pugh · AL.com ↗
Chris Pugh Reporter
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first by NJ.com, 5d ago · also The Oregonian, PennLive, MassLive
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