The dynamics of marriage significantly influence the dynamics of birth number, because in Moldova, compared to other countries, the majority of children are born within marriage. Remarriage often provides couples with a new opportunity to have children, especially if one or both partners were previously childless or had a limited number of children. The aim of the study is to examine the structure of marriages and divorces in Moldova, analyze the intensity of divorce, and identify the social and demographic factors influencing the probability of entering into remarriage in order to determine the main trends and patterns. The research methodology includes a statistical analysis of marriage and divorce trends over recent years and the identification of key social and demographic factors, including age, education, place of residence, and employment, that may influence divorces and remarriages. The theoretical framework of the research is based on the second demographic transition theory, social exchange theory, and the theory of the family horizon, which have allowed for the interpretation of the ongoing changes in marriage dissolution. The research results have revealed trends in divorces and remarriages, and have identified socio-demographic factors that influence these processes. It has been determined that age, gender, and the presence of one's own children have the greatest impact on the probability of remarriage. In contrast, socioeconomic characteristics such as economic status and urban or rural residence determine the legal quality of relationships – whether it is a remarriage or a partnership. These findings can be valuable for the development of family-related programs and policies. The article was elaborated within the State Program Project (2020-2023) 20.80009.0807.21 „Migration, demographic changes, and situation stabilization policies”.