Young people aged 20-24 who got divorced in New Zealand

Divorce: The dissolution of a marriage or civil union. An application for marriage or civil union dissolution can be made by either partner on grounds that the marriage or civil union has broken down irreconcilably, provided a two-year separation requirement is satisfied. One or both partners must usually live in New Zealand. The Family Court grants Dissolution Orders. Family Courts are located throughout New Zealand but since 2014 almost all applications for divorce have been processed by the Wellington court.

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From 2024, divorce data was supplied directly from Ministry of Justice and may include variables that are 'not stated'. Not stated values are not included separately but are included in totals.
From 2024, divorce data was supplied by gender. Data on divorces of people of another gender are too small to be published but are included in the total.
From 2011, divorce data are based on the year the order of dissolution was granted. Before 2011 data are based on the date the order was received by Stats NZ. Data from 2011 may not be directly comparable with data before 2011.
Totals include 'not stated' prior to 1998.

At URL provided, select "Population > Marriages, Civil Unions, and Divorces - VSM > Age at divorce by sex (marriages and civil unions) (Annual-Dec)". All variables were selected to create this dataset.

Marriage and civil union statistics record the number of marriages and civil unions registered in New Zealand each year, and divorce statistics record the number of divorces granted in New Zealand each year.

Ministry of Justice provides a quarterly electronic file of orders for dissolution of marriage and civil unions granted in New Zealand. The data is compiled from information collected by the family courts.