Sentences with phrase «of unmarried»

Generation X buyers were the most likely to be married (68 percent), and Millennial buyers were more likely (compared to other generations) to be part of an unmarried couple (14 percent).

More than 50 percent of unmarried and non-white Americans view the lack of available affordable housing as a big problem, compared to only four in ten of married and white Americans.

While the majority of buyers in America are married, single buyers (23 percent) and households of unmarried partners (10 percent) comprise more than one - quarter of the marketplace.

Portland, Ore., where home values appreciated the most in 2016 at 13.8 percent, also saw a considerable amount of unmarried homebuyers take to the market: 19.4 percent.

Las Vegas — coincidentally — had the highest share of unmarried homebuyers in 2015, at 23.8 percent, followed by Philadelphia at 23.4 percent and St. Louis at 19.9 percent.

The study contributes to the literature by focusing on two groups of unmarried persons — those who are cohabiting and persons who are unmarried / non-cohabiting — in addition to married persons.

For children of married parents, this involvement is often a given; for children of unmarried parents though, the father - child connection may be more tenuous.

To better understand the nature of unmarried fathers» involvement with their children, CFRP surveyed more than 800 Texas mothers who had recently given birth outside of marriage.

Just three months after a child's birth, 27 % of unmarried fathers are already uninvolved in the lives of their children.

The mother's hospital stay can serve as a point of intervention for policies to improve the level and quality of support for children of unmarried parents.

To examine the involvement of unmarried Texas fathers, CFRP analyzed mothers» survey responses from a wide range of questions designed to measure a father's commitment to his child.

Shortly after birth, the vast majority of unmarried fathers see their children regularly, participate in shared activities, and help out with basic childrearing duties.

To minimize confounding variables that exist when assessing married couples on relationship satisfaction (such as possible financial barriers and stigma of divorce), the sample primarily consisted of unmarried students, who were assessed using two distinct measures of relationship satisfaction.

After paternity has been established, the rights of unmarried fathers are similar of those of divorced fathers.

Dr. Joel Stukalin and Dr. Sara Mandelbaum are particularly sensitive to the needs of unmarried couples, such as conflicts regarding trust, fidelity, emotional - bonding, finances, future - planning, resistance to committment.

This statute also applies to situations when the parents are not married; state law holds that a child of unmarried parents is entitled to the same rights and protections as a child of married parents.

While in South Africa, Ms. Kopping - Pavars was involved in a court case that led to a decision that contributed towards the law in South Africa changing with respect to the legal rights of unmarried fathers.

These three government units each play an important role in ensuring that Michigan children of unmarried / divorced parents receive the best possible care and financial support.

Many hospitals create a hierarchy of decision makers and are likely to place the parents of unmarried young adults at the top of the list.

Lemieux and Hale (1999) demonstrate the importance of the passion, intimacy and commitment dimensions for the satisfaction of unmarried American men and women.

However, the number of all unmarried couples (with or without children) has increased even more during the same time period.

Yet unmarried adults, including single twentysomethings who make up about half of unmarried parents, are by definition unsettled.

Comparing the make - up of that parent sample of 1300 subjects to 2010 Census data indicates that this sample was reasonably representative of unmarried adults in the United States in terms of race / ethnicity and income.

Cohabiting couples who have a child in their twenties and then break up — and that's almost two - fifths of them in the first five years — often also go on to have another partner or partners.44 One study of young urban parents based on data from the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study found that for 59 percent of unmarried couples with a baby, at least one partner already had a child from a previous relationship.

Most researchers agree that on average, whether because of instability or absent fathers or both, children of unmarried mothers have poorer outcomes than children growing up with their married parents.

As Figure 17 indicates, about half of unmarried young adults in the Fog Zone survey — even those as young as eighteen and nineteen — say they expect to marry their current partner.

While many couples do move in and out of these unmarried relationships, there are many couples that are just as deeply committed to their relationship as any married couple.

Annette is a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), a national organization composed of the nation's top attorneys who are experts in the field of matrimonial law, including divorce, prenuptial agreements, legal separation, annulment, custody, property valuation, support and the rights of unmarried cohabitors.

Since the majority of unmarried soldiers will get married while serving on active duty, the programs is designed to help them make what the Strong Bonds Single Soldier Program calls «good relationship choices.»

According to the FFCW study, nearly 40 percent of unmarried mothers will cohabit with a new partner after their relationship with their child's father ends, and 14 percent will have another child with a new partner.

Although there is much chatter about an alleged shortage of marriageable males as a barrier to marriage, in reality, nearly half of unmarried mothers are living with the child's father at the time a child is born; another 23 percent are in a stable romantic relationship with the father.

A second — less desirable, but still fruitful — point of intervention would be at the time of a child's birth: a time when the majority of unmarried couples express an active interest in marriage.

In 2008, 76 percent of unmarried mothers were in the labor force, compared with 69 percent of married mothers.

An article in this month's issue of Parents magazine explores the new «norm» of unmarried childbearing — the increasing number of younger Americans who are choosing to have and raise children in cohabiting unions instead of marriage.

Between 1960 and 1998, the number of unmarried, cohabiting couples increased from 439,000 to 4.2 million - a tenfold increase, and greater than the rates of marriage and divorce.

Public opinion research indicates that Americans have become more accepting of unmarried couples than in the past but that a notable minority disapproves.

Younger adults still make up a larger number of unmarried couples living together.

A new report, co-authored by Kay Hymowitz, Jason Carroll, W. Bradford Wilcox and Kelleen Kaye, and co-sponsored by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, The Relate Institute and the National Marriage Project shows us the new face of unmarried motherhood: 20 - something women.

In which case, policies to increase the incomes of unmarried parents, especially single parents, and to help parents to improve their parenting skills, should be where policy energy is now expended.

There's condescending view around judgemental morality of unmarried couples from society as well.

How can we improve the lives of the growing numbers of unmarried mothers and their children?

Similarly, married individuals were coded as 1 and unmarried persons as − 0.86, where 0.86 is the ratio of unmarried to married individuals in the sample.

About half the people who marry in the United States divorce, and Social Security is the primary income for 72 % of unmarried retirees.

You can tailor your cohabitation agreement to meet the needs of any unmarried relationship.

Heterosexual involvement of unmarried undergraduate females in relation to self - evaluations

The health - protective effects of marriage extended over a 5 - year period in which the survival rate among married patients was almost twice that of their unmarried counterparts.

In the second, Ms. Yu, the desperate mother of an unmarried forty - year - old man, spent her days making fruitless trips to the local match - making park.

Breaking up is hard to do: The impact of unmarried relationship dissolution on mental health and life satisfaction.

Being broken up with can interfere with our stamina to pursue personal goals, leave us feeling less clear about who we are, and put a serious dent in our life satisfaction Breaking up is hard to do: the impact of unmarried relationship dissolution on mental health and life satisfaction.

Probably, a discussion of divorce rates and divorce statistics must include the dramatic growth in the number of unmarried couples who are cohabiting.