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greenlake replied

15 September 2018, 13:26
Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View Post

Boris Johnston pledges
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vetran replied

15 September 2018, 10:24
as there is allegedly no advantage to proving fault in your partner then it has a certain logic.

However I think the issue in this case is quickie divorces without both sides agreeing or having undergone counselling.

Normally both sides have a part in the split.
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GhostofTarbera started a topic No-Fault Divorces

15 September 2018, 08:54
No-Fault Divorces

No-fault divorces will be introduced as quickly as possible, Boris Johnston pledges

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