no-fault divorce

Republicans Push to Restrict Divorce: A War on Women?

Recent legislative efforts in Oklahoma and Indiana aim to restrict no-fault divorce, a trend fueled by a broader conservative movement. Oklahoma’s proposed bill would eliminate “incompatibility” as grounds for divorce, while Indiana’s (now withdrawn) bill added hurdles for couples with children seeking divorce. These bills, despite past failures, signal a growing attempt to limit women’s rights and potentially increase domestic violence by forcing individuals to remain in abusive relationships. Legal experts express alarm over this development, highlighting the potential for increased harm to women and children.

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Conservatives in red states turn their attention to ending no-fault divorce laws

It is both disheartening and alarming to see that conservatives in red states are turning their attention to ending no-fault divorce laws. The very idea that some individuals believe they have the right to dictate the personal choices and decisions of others when it comes to their marriages is not only invasive but also archaic.

No-fault divorce laws were put into place for a reason, to offer individuals in marriages that are no longer working a way out without having to prove fault or engage in a lengthy, public court battle. It is a measure that allows people to move on with their lives in a civilized and respectful manner, preserving their dignity and autonomy.… Continue reading