Divorce Should Be Harder to Obtain

Divorce is more difficult to obtain because the influence on children is depression, it is most difficult for children to influence. "In the short term, divorce is always a problem for children, Mavis Hetherington began recording in the early 1970s and reviewed the work of 1,400 divorced families, living alone, usually children are confused If you feel confused, keep an eye on your parents (Hethrington 2).

College graduates are often reliable free voting groups, but their attitude toward child rearing is actually quite conservative. College graduates are now most likely to agree that "divorce should be more difficult than it is now" (40%), which has increased slightly since the 1970s. The reason is uncertain, but there is a possibility that it is related to the increase of evidence that a single parent family has serious problems in child rearing. At the other end of child rearing there is a small strong resistance to excessive care and child-centered marriage. Perhaps a small number of parents are overdoing. We really do not know. However, we know that participation and commitment to child rearing are very important. Dialogue and conversation with the children have a great influence on learning, read the story at bedtime to speed up the acquisition of literacy skills, encourage physical activity, keep healthy, strong, alertness balanced We will provide meals.

Making divorce more difficult makes me feel a bit like it is going to jump back to divorce so that we will be deemed a failure and needs to be criticized for being placed on someone. The problem is that when your child grows with his mother and father, they may encounter a conflict that may injure the child's spirit and body in the coming years. Returning to the idea of ​​divorce and asking one of them to accept an accusation, this is a clear and backward step in the rights of people who failed marriage.

The divorce law is under federal jurisdiction. In 1968, Canada passed the first unified divorce law. At that time the divorce became easier, but considerable legal and other difficulties still existed. Divorce can be based on a marital crime (formerly the only basis for divorce) or a couple breakdown. Before 1986, when the breakdown of marriage was classified as the cause of divorce, the couple must separate each other three years before divorce.

Divorce is not recommended and remarriage is forbidden unless divorce is obtained for reasons of adultery, they call it "biblical divorce". If you divorce for other reasons, remarriage is deemed to be an affair unless the previous spouse died or is considered to have committed a sexual unethical behavior. Extreme physical abuse that does not deliberately support the deceased's family, and the nomenclature term "absolutely harmful spirit" is considered the reason for legal separation