The fact that the Turkish society is partly conservative and partly secular is a sign that it has a hybrid character called modern- conservative. This is a proof that secularization does not progress in a straight line in all societies, and that has a unique character changing from society to society. This article focuses on the changes observed in secularizing society, especially in family values, and the consequences of this change. In large families built with traditional values, the distinctiveness of role-sharing, experiences, co-existence culture and beliefs constituted a certain family order. The core family model, which emerged as a necessary consequence of the developments after the Industrial Revolution, brought with it some problems due to the increasingly crystallizing character of the individuality, even though it carries a certain part of the existing cultures within it. In this context, it is seen that cases such as domestic violence, incompatibility, emotional and behavioral problems of spouses and children, communication problems, disagreements and conflicts, intolerance between spouses and economic freedom cause the increase of divorce rates in our country and the emergence of alternative life models for the family. The growing number of problematic children with unhealthy family environments and increasing divorce rates and the new problems caused by this situation constitute another problem area that our family needs to solve. In addition to alcohol and cigarette smoking, inclination of young population to harmful habits such as drug abuse leads to a gradual detachment from the family environment. In addition, this situation paves the way for young people to move away from family values by triggering domestic unrests and conflicts. These indications suggest that the values of the family are increasingly being abused in our country and that a serious transformation of value is experienced. However, when data from the World Values Survey 2010-2014 is examined, it is understood that unlike Europe and North European countries, Turkey is still among the countries that pay most importance to the family values.