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¶ … divorce, which by definition is the final termination of matrimonial union flanked by two parties and the legal process has to be followed, The research aims at bringing out the causes and the impact or effects of divorce by so doing the paper will highlight some causes and effects about the topic and then arguments supporting the ideas will be spell based on supporting references.
Divorce is the final termination of matrimonial union flanked by two parties, many at times the approval of court of law and in some cases other legal authorities are needed to authenticate this process. This process features many issues like spousal support, where children are involved we have child support and custody and finally we have distribution of property.
Subsequently to the refinement, marriage came to be well thought-out as a common bond that is among the non-Catholic expanses based on this ground civil authorities steadily asserted their power to diktat divorce as of all bonds of matrimony. In view of the fact that no guidelines were in place to point out the situations under which divorce could be granted, civil courts to a great extend embraced this foregoing conclusion of the member of the clergy courts and liberally implemented them. In view of Blackstone (1984), that the power to separate the two parties was rested upon the civil courts. It still remains clear that only the courts have the last say on whether or not to grant a divorce.
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It turns out that sharing matters of sensations as per some facets that tend to be essential in ones opinion which is very fundamental and this seem not to be practiced by a number of couples. A little emphasis tends to be put on pre-marital matters and the outcome becomes of significance after marriage hence leaving parties with regrets.
Financial Issues
Issues related to finances are also very probable source of discrepancy involving the couples, disagreement tend to occur over issue such as carve up financial accountability, asymmetrical financial situation, in excess spending and even being short of…
Work cited
Blackstone (1984), "Commentaries on the Laws of England" p. 435 (Legal Classics Library spec. ed.
Pamela J. Smock, (1993) "The Economic Costs of Marital Disruption for Young Women over the Past Two Decades." Demography 30: 353-371.
Robert Coombs (1991), "Marital Status and Personal Well-Being" A Literature Review," Family Relations 40:97-102; I.M. Joung, et al.
Rowd, Alisha (2011), "Common Causes of Divorce." 3 Jan. 2008 EzineArticles.com. 8 Feb.
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