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03 November 2006

No-Fault Divorce Under Attack

I recently attended training to serve as a communications facilitator for collaborative divorce. Sharing this news with people invariably resulted in a discussion about the pros and cons of divorce. I believe it's a complex issue and varies on a case by case basis. Nonetheless, people form their opinions from their personal experience and what the latest research claims. One such study, conducted at the University of Oklahoma and published in the Journal of Marriage and the Family, created a lot of debate when it suggested that our Nation's high divorce rate (over 50%) was due to no-fault divorce laws. AAMFT provides their view about how Michigan and other states are trying to overturn the no-fault divorce laws.

Posted at 02:43 PM in Marriage, Divorce & Family |

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jrajeshwari

Hi All,

This is Jrajeshwari.
This site gives us information about the attended training to serve as a communications facilitator for collaborative divorce. Sharing this news with people invariably resulted in a discussion about the pros and cons of divorce.


http://www.divorcelawyers.com

Posted by: jrajeshwari | 20 March 2007 at 12:51 PM

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