Gray divorce

Deciding to end a marriage is never an easy decision, more so when you're over 50. Here's what you need to know about Gray Divorce and why older couples choose to get divorced.

Learn about life after gray divorce, what to expect, and how to empower yourself into a new and rewarding life after separation.

For me, life after divorce is when time shifted. I remember all too vividly my imaginings, my fear of aloneness. So maybe if I share a glimpse of reality, a few hours in the life of this graying divorceé, you might dare to imagine something else that is possible … for you.

Getting divorced above the age of 50 is no joke and it happens more often than you think. If you want to know more about this phenomenon, get to some of the harsh truths of gray divorce by following the pin.

The “gray divorce” rate among spouses ages 50+ has doubled since the 1990s. Greater life expectancies, better health, and greater financial independence for women are some of the leading reasons why older spouses are choosing to end unhappy marriages rather than languish in them.

Breaking up is hard to do — but is it any easier when you're older and wiser?

What's 'gray divorce'? What changes when your dad leaves you mom for another woman? Click through to read one daughter's story.

Although people have tried to convince you that moving forward after a gray divorce later in life is going to be difficult I’m here to disprove that theory.

What’s happening (or not happening) that’s causing couples who have stuck it out for so long to divorce after 30 years of marriage?

New beginnings can happen at any time, which is why starting over after divorce at 50 is absolutely possible!