Stephanie Armour reports in the February 3 2009 issue of USA Today that "even spouses in the throes of divorce are putting off separating, living together in awkward cold wars because they can't sell their homes." Families are moving back in together, and children are bringing parents home from assisted living facilities to ease the pinch. Read the story here.
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