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This essay explores further changes that may lie ahead as same-sex marriage debates increasingly affect both family law and the social meanings of marriage. Marriage as an institution has changed most dramatically because of the cumulative effects of the last half-century of de-gendering family law.Same-sex marriageâand perhaps even more so, the highly visible cultural debate over itâis contributing to this process.ame-sex relationships have already significantly altered family law, by leading to new formal relationship statuses and incorporation of the principle that both of a childâs legal parents can be of the same sex.
Today, according to the Federal Reserve Board's 1995 Survey of Consumer Finance, only 42 percent of children aged 14 to 18 live in a first marriage family--an intact two-parent married family. It should be no surprise to find that divorce is having such profound effects on society.Restoring the importance of marriage to society and the welfare of children will require politicians and civic leaders to make this one of their most important tasks.ebuild the federal-state system for gathering statistics on marriage and divorce, which ended in 1993. Without such data, the nation cannot assess the true impact of divorce on the Family, the schools, the community, and the taxpayer.