In today's generation, there are many forms of family composition that contribute to how a society defines family. There is the traditional family where there are heterosexual parents and biological children. There is also the modern family where there is a wider mix, extended relationships and children outside of marriage. In all forms of family composition, the family plays an important role with a function that will contribute to the balance of society. Looking in more detail at a smaller scale model of society, having a family is an important component of every individual's life. Family bonds can bring positivity, strength and happiness, but they can also bring difficult challenges. Conflict within a family such as divorce has a sociological impact that affects all members of the family, particularly children. Thus, it redefines the roles and responsibilities of each member of the family. Each individual may view divorce from different perspectives due to each person's different beliefs, attitudes, and knowledge. Two different people would say that divorce has positively or negatively redefined family composition. However, a neutral person would simply accept the fact that this has changed and redefined family arrangements. All angles are considered when discussing the effects of divorce. The outcome of a divorce cannot be changed or altered at any time. Nonetheless, an understanding of divorce should be established to provide greater assistance and reassurance to the children involved, as this would significantly reduce the chances of negative effects in the future. According to a CQ researcher report “Future of Marriage” by David Masci, “In the United States, nearly 50 percent of all marriages now end in the middle of a paper. It is a way to help parents and children cope with the stress and depression that divorce can cause. So, it will benefit them in the future. Awareness and availability of an early intervention program for divorced families will only work if it is properly advertised. Steps taken by divorced parents are crucial for children to recover. Joining early intervention programs or simply providing reassurance and support can change the negative effects on children. If this issue is not addressed properly, it creates a disorganized family followed by a negative sociological impact on society. Current and subsequent generations will have a different perception of marriage leading to a change in the direction of the social system. Divorced marriage should not be taken lightly as it not only affects the family but also the society..