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Originally Posted by iuwa
Speaking from experience, divorce is not easy to get in this country. Just to correct you, martial laws in the United States are not national laws. Each state has their own martial laws and not all state follow the no-fault rule.
Lastly, believe me when I say it is much easier to get married (and stay married) in this country than to be awarded a divorce decree. This is why you have a lot of couples just physically seperated instead of going through the court system.
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While the 'no fault' statute may not be a federal law, it has been adopted by
MOST states in one form or another. California was the first state to legislate the statute back in the late '60s, however within a decade most other states had followed suit by adopting it in some form. So regardless, the statute's still applicable to a majority of americans. Bottomline is, the divorce rate is still way too high, and since it's the courts that grant the decree then I fail to see how it, and the legal system, can be absolved from complicity.