Georgia Supreme Court Justice Leah Ward: Let’s end disposable marriage

Sunday, July 5, 2009

” … no-fault divorce’s broad acceptance as an unquestioned social good helped usher in an era that fundamentally altered the seriousness with which marriage is viewed. It effectively ended marriage as a legal contract since either party can terminate it, with or without cause. This leaves many people struggling to remake their lives after painful divorces that they do not want. It also left many parents cut off from, or sidelined in, the lives of the children they love.”

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Georgia Supreme Court Justice Leah Ward: Let’s end disposable marriage

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