A Modern Case Against No-Fault Divorce

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A Modern Case Against No-Fault Divorce

There is a push from some on the right to change no-fault divorce laws in the United States. Commentators on the political left have responded that doing so would amount to rolling back the clock or be harmful to women. Is there a better way forward? I’ll be clear before jumping in that I’ve benefited from no-fault divorce. The lack of legal rigor around the process made it quick and cheap. But I believe our public policy should have more import…

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No one gets married waiting for a divorce. On the contrary, it is the search for a family and a life together. But sometimes things don’t work out and divorce comes. It’s a difficult situation that affects everyone in the family, especially children, who can experience endless emotions, from sadness and confusion to fear and anxiety. So knowing how divorce affects your children emotionally will help you conduct the process better. How divorce af…

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Fribourg children should be preserved as much as possible during the divorce of their parents. The State of Fribourg is launching a pilot project to this end in three districts in the south of the canton as of February 1, it said in a statement on Monday.

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Indiana House considers bill to end "no-fault" divorce for couples with children

INDIANAPOLIS — A controversial bill that would significantly alter divorce proceedings in Indiana is currently under consideration by the House Judiciary Committee. House Bill 1684, authored by Rep. Timothy Wesco (R-District 21), seeks to eliminate “no-fault” divorce for couples with children, requiring couples to provide evidence of an “irretrievably broken” marriage. Rep. Timothy Wesco (R-District 21) Currently, Indiana allows for “no-fault” …