Divorce Reform Moving in Three States - Mike McManus
Divorce Reform Moving in Three States
By Mike McManus
June 5, 2013
"My family is broken. It was a unilateral decision," said Greg Griffin, explaining what motivated him to try to change Georgia's divorce law which allows one person to unilaterally divorce another.
This "No Fault Divorce" is universal in America.
However, it comes as a shock to those who get a divorce they did not want. What was entered into by two people willingly can be terminated by one unhappy mate. In the old days a spouse would have to prove a partner guilty of a fault such as abuse, adultery or abandonment. "No Fault" simply requires one spouse to say the marriage is "irreconcilable."
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
By Mike McManus
June 5, 2013
"My family is broken. It was a unilateral decision," said Greg Griffin, explaining what motivated him to try to change Georgia's divorce law which allows one person to unilaterally divorce another.
This "No Fault Divorce" is universal in America.
However, it comes as a shock to those who get a divorce they did not want. What was entered into by two people willingly can be terminated by one unhappy mate. In the old days a spouse would have to prove a partner guilty of a fault such as abuse, adultery or abandonment. "No Fault" simply requires one spouse to say the marriage is "irreconcilable."
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
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