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Would implementing a formal system of ‘no fault’ divorce be more reflective of the current social and practical reality of marriage breakdown? If implemented, to what extent would it encourage a more positive and constructive approach to marriage breakdown, or is that only possible with greater use of alternatives to lawyer-led divorce processes?

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How does somebody tella man that he has to go and see his child? How can somebody make you do that? I would have thought that the normal people in this world would move hell and earth to see their child. ... Maybe[myson)is full of  anger,he must be  and that anger needs to come out and he needs to say ’You are a prat and I deserve better than you for a father’. He does deserve better than Rupert and I’ve said this to  Rupert many times.
PANAYODA CHRISOSTOMOU

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...while it may be human to err, it was morally corrupt not to pass judgement on those who do....  The idea emerged that courts should engage in a kind of ’moral audit’ as a way of re-establishing moral values.

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...while it may be human to err, it was morally corrupt not to pass judgement on those who do....  The idea emerged that courts should engage in a kind of ’moral audit’ as a way of re-establishing moral values.

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In the rhetoric of the politicians who tried to make divorce harder to obtain, it was clear that divorcing couples had become, par excellence, those ’ordinary people’ who were incapable of making moral decisions and who were in need of renewed guidance.

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 It is therefore implied (and often stated)that once couples encounter a small problem they run instantly to their divorce lawyers rather than taking the harder route of sorting it out and staying together. It is also implied that in this process’ordinary people’ give no thought to their children and the harm they will cause them. 

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 It is therefore implied (and often stated)that once couples encounter a small problem they run instantly to their divorce lawyers rather than taking the harder route of sorting it out and staying together. It is also implied that in this process’ordinary people’ give no thought to their children and the harm they will cause them. 

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Anisa Iqbal

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Divorce is perceived as the  threshold  to broken families, poorly socialised and integrated children, delinquency and unemployment, cycles of lone motherhood,burdens on the public purse and the end of traditional values (Dennis and Erdos, 1993; Morgan 1995).

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Divorce is perceived as the  threshold  to broken families, poorly socialised and integrated children, delinquency and unemployment, cycles of lone motherhood,burdens on the public purse and the end of traditional values (Dennis and Erdos, 1993; Morgan 1995).

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Francesca Mansi

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Smart & Neale: Good enough morality? Divorce and Postmodernity

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Smart Neale Good enough morality - divorce and post modernity