Sentence examples for divorce system from inspiring English sources

Pressure is mounting for a 'no fault' divorce system.

Mr Gauke is preparing a bill that will end the fault-based divorce system.

Our divorce system seems to accord with the Victorian view that mothers are carers and fathers are providers.

The divorce system we propose – which is based on the Irish model, the most conservative in the world – requires four years of separation prior to divorce.

"We're still working [in] a divorce system we've had for decades, which is why we've been pressing for many years for the introduction of a 'no fault' divorce system," says Nigel Shepherd, chair of Resolution, the campaigning organisation of family lawyers, and head of family law at Mills & Reeve.

If we had a divorce system based on misconduct, then it would be easy to find a rationale pinned to guilt and innocence, but that is unlikely to be the case ever again.

Anna spirals into suicide, you might argue, for many historically contingent reasons: laws that are biased against women, religious prohibitions against divorce, a system of courtship that pushes girls to marry too young, and so on.

The best way to prevent the divorce legal system from adding another layer of complexity to your divorce experience is to keep your case out of court.

For instance, simply working backwards from the injurious outcome, whilst pinpointing particular failures interspersed by human error, is a process divorced from systems concepts such as nonlinearity and emergence.

It predicts future lifetime earnings, entanglement with the criminal justice system, divorce, disease, depression and suicide.

There are two primary reasons that people make mistakes when completing their own divorce: the legal system is complicated and the stress of the divorce makes it difficult to think clearly.