The United States recorded 672,502 divorces in 2023, based on reports from only 45 states and the District of Columbia.
Sources
- FastStats - Marriage and Divorce (cdc.gov)
- https://www.marble.co/blog/general/divorce/state-of-divorce-in-the-us-2026-the-numbers-behind-a-changing-institution (marble.co)
- https://www.cohenfamilylaw.com/2025/11/01/divorce-statistics-in-2025/ (cohenfamilylaw.com)
- https://affamlaw.com/blog/how-many-marriages-end-in-divorce (affamlaw.com)
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