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Children of divorce seem to rely more on mothers for financial matters while being uncomfortable asking parents for financial means, however, children of divorce are more uncomfortable asking fathers for money compared to mothers.

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Father: 29%
Mother: 24%
Both: 31%
Neither: 16%

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Father: 31%
Mother: 51%
Both: 18%
Neither: 0%

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Divorced fathers are probably spending more money on eating out budgets because they aren't cooking as much. This can be a large change on children on divorce and makes the adjustment to divorced life harder. Mothers on the other hand seem to buy more at grocery stores, probably on cleaning products and food. Mothers are probably cooking more to save money on eating out.

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Children of divorced parents feel more cautious when it comes not only to their parent's money, but also their own money. Children of divorce feel more guilty and uncomfortable about spending parent's money while children with married parents don't feel as guilty or uncomfortable and spend more of their own money per month.

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Supporting Data (Feel More Uncomfortable Going to One Parent for Money)

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Supporting Data (Feel More Uncomfortable Going to One Parent for Money)

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Divorced Parents' Average: 2.46
Married Parents' Average: 1.78

Options:
1- Not Uncomfortable
2- Somewhat Uncomfortable
3- Uncomfortable
4- Very Uncomfortable

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Supporting Data (Feel More Reliable on One Parent)

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Supporting Data (Feel More Reliable on One Parent)

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Divorced Parents' Average: 3.02
Married Parents' Average: 2.72

Options:
1- Not Uncomfortable
2- Somewhat Uncomfortable
3- Uncomfortable
4- Very Uncomfortable

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Change to Fathers' Grocery Budgets Average: 2.73
Change to Mothers' Grocery Budgets Average: 2.76

Change to Fathers' Eating-Out Budgets Average: 3.11
Change to Mothers' Eating-Out Budgets Average: 2.82

Options:
1- Significantly Decrease
2- Somewhat Decrease
3- No Change
4- Somewhat Increase
5- Significantly Increase

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Findings Between Divorced Mothers and Fathers

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Findings Between Divorced Mothers and Fathers

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Findings Between Children with Divorced and Married Parents

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Findings Between Children with Divorced and Married Parents

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Divorced fathers' grocery budgets decrease while their eating-out budgets increase. Divorced mothers' grocery budgets increase while their eating-out budgets decrease.

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Question: How much of your own money do you spend per month?

Divorced Average: 2.61
Married Average: 3.06

Options:
1- Under $50
2- $50-$100
3- $100-$200
4- $200-$300
5- $Over $300

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Children with married parents spend more of their own money per month compared to children with divorced parents.

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Question: Do you feel like you need to have a job to support yourself financially? This can include school fees, food, home, and medical costs.
Divorced Average 2.22
Married Average: 1.88

Options:
1- No
2- A little
3- Yes
4- Very Much
N/A- I don't have a job

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More children of divorce feel as though they need to have a job to support themselves with bills and expenses than children with married parents.

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Question: Do you feel guilty when spending PARENT 1 or PARENT 2's money?
Divorced Average (Father): 2.12
Married Average (Father): 1.88

Divorced Average (Mother): 2.37
Married Average (Mother: 2.05

Options:
1- Not Guilty
2- Somewhat Guilty
3- Guilty
4- Very Guilty

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Children of divorce feel more guilty about spending their parents money compared to children with married parents.

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Children of divorce feel more uncomfortable going to their parents for financial means compared to children with married parents and also feel more reliant on one parent for financial means.

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What are the effects of economic consequences of divorce on children aged 13-18 years old at suburban high schools in Pennsylvania?