By Christine P. Leatherberry
This story appeared in the January issue of Texas Lawyer magazine and on TexasLawyer.com.
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By Christine P. Leatherberry
With all the talk of declining morals with each generation, there is one thing Millennials seem to do better than their elders. When they get married, they stay married. This article was written for and first appeared in Texas Lawyer magazine.
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