Carroll County?s divorce rate outpaces state, nation?s averages

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Experts attribute Carroll County?s high divorce rate to an increase in the number of couples living together before marriage.

More than half of all first marriages nationwide are preceded by living together, but those who live together are more likely to break up after marriage, according to Rutgers University?s State of Our Unions 2006 report, a nonpartisan initiative that researches marriage and educates the public on the social and economic conditions affecting marital success.

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