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Contrary to popular belief, money is not one of the top arguments among couples who end up splitting up. Prostock-studio / Shutterstock.com
When a marriage goes bad, it rarely happens overnight. Instead, a history of conflict gradually takes its toll, and the notion of “till death do us part” eventually goes out the window. With that in mind, it can help to be aware of the types of disagreements that are most likely to end in divorce. Recently, Forbes Advisor surveyed 1,000 Americans who have been divorced or are currently getting a…
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