The first set of analyses tested associations between divorce and the intercept and slope for each child outcome. Divorce status was related to the intercept for all four outcomes but was not related to the slopes. Children from divorced families had more internalizing problems at grade 6 reported by teachers, b = 2.23, p = .008, more internalizing problems at age 15 reported by mothers, b = 1.70, p = .014, more externalizing problems at grade 6 reported by teachers, b = 3.56, p < .001, and more externalizing problems at age 15 reported by mothers, b = 2.59, p < .001. Specifically, at the last available assessment, teachers and mothers rated the behavior problems of children from divorced families approximately one-fifth of a standard deviation higher than the problems of children from intact families. Model fits were all acceptable, with RMSEA values ranging from .034 to .043 and TLI values ranging from .934 to .986.