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I find your comment significant: > ...even someone trying their best and generally upholding their end of the marriage bargain can be divorced against their wi
by Zaak 16y ago
I find your comment significant:
> ...even someone trying their best and generally upholding their end of the marriage bargain can be divorced against their will...
"No-fault divorce" could be called "unilateral divorce" since one party can dissolve the marriage regardless of the other's actions or wishes.
I see it as yet another thing that dissuades people from forming lasting bonds with each other. I wish I knew what could be done to reverse the trend.