The Constitutional Violations of No-Fault Divorce by Beverly Willett

July 19, 2022 2 Comments

Author, co-founder of the Coalition for Divorce Reform, and lawyer, Beverly Willett writes about the negative consequences of divorce….[Watch more here at The Law Center} https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAaph7EMv6o Related PostsThe Latest Scare Cards to Prop up No-Fault Divorce How to Divorce-Proof Your Marriage My Personal Path to Peace as a Christian Divorce Attorney

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How To Fix No-Fault Divorce

December 11, 2015 11 Comments

By Mike McManus In the old days, if a spouse wanted a divorce, there had to be proof that a partner was guilty of a major fault – adultery, abandonment, or physical abuse. Marriage was considered a sacred contract agreed to by the man and woman before God and witnesses. Then in 1969 California Gov. […]

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