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    Initially it would seem like a no fault divorce wouldn’t benefit woman in any way, but it actually gave them more power than expected. In fault divorces, there is a burden of proof needed to prove that the other party did something wrong, and if there was no substantial evidence of wrong-doing, they were stuck in that marriage. Now in California, couples can file for divorce without having to show fault on the others behalf. Typically couples file under “irreconcilable differences” (Find Law).…

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    Children in the United States grow up in an array of family structures. Single-parent families and two-parent families are produced and reproduced through marriage, remarriage, divorce, and cohabitations aside of marriage. Forty percent of all children are born to unmarried mothers (Forum on Child and Family Statistics, 2016, para. 7). In fact, single-parent families are the fastest growing family structure. In 2016, 28% of children were living in single-parent families and this number has…

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    No-fault divorce A no-fault divorce refers to a type of divorce in which the spouse that is filing for divorce does not have to prove any fault on the part of the other spouse. All a spouse has to do is give any reason that the state honors for the divorce (Family.findlaw.com). There are several pros and cons of having a no-fault divorce, here are some of the pros. One of the main things a no fault divorce can be good is that it might reduce long battles in the court on who was to blame…

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    Single mother has been recently the rising trend in Australia and there are different reasons why a women becomes a single mother, in objective and subjective manners. Firstly, the trend is more popular due to the increased incidence in divorce. According to Australian Bureau of Statistics (2015), the number of divorces significantly increased by 2,019 (4.3%) in 2015, as a result, the number of children involved in divorces in 2015 are 42,303, which increases 0.5% from 2014 and one in five…

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    I read “THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON” by F. Scott Fitzgerald. When Benjamin Button was born, he was not like a baby, but as 70- year-old man. The more the story continues, the younger he gets. This story is about his “curious” life, with surrounding people, as friends, or family. In my opinion, this story doesn’t belong in the genre of mystery, but as the human drama. This character lives the opposite life of age, differ from us. It seems to think for readers how the human relationship…

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    Marriage is a legal contract between two individuals that ties their lives together, legally, and emotionally. In Canada, there have been many changes to the institution of marriage. Marriage has been evolving throughout the years and there have been many positive negative changes. In the past, from what I’ve learned many people used to think that you can only marry the person of the opposite sex. But now, its legal to marry someone of the same gender as you. Gay marriage eliminates the opposite…

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    I feel positively acceptance of the American three attitudes toward marriage. because, I don’t think the parent s’ blessing is necessary, I believe in love marriage than arranged marriage, and also I don’t think traditional ritual is necessary. First, I don’t think the parents’ blessing is necessary. I present use parent blessing just showing my respect to them, but I can give them a better respect by doing something else. Such as taking care of them when they getting old. The agreement between…

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    Those who are going through a divorce will often find that they are dealing with an incredibly difficult and emotional situation. The thought of ending one part of their life is disheartening, causing much distress and confusion. The last thing that these individuals need to deal with is the search for a divorce attorney. Those who are going through a divorce will often find that they are dealing with an incredibly difficult and emotional situation. The thought of ending one part of their life…

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    Cause and Effects of Divorce Divorce seems to be a very common, not just in the United States but also all around the globe. There are many causes for why married couples get divorced. Some of the many reasons include, lack of communication, finances, and dishonestly. Communication is very important in a partnership, as well as finances. Finances are considered one of the most difficult things to keep together in a marriage. Trust issues are another reason why divorces happen. Marriage is all…

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    Marriage in the United States it’s being taken as a privilege. Many Americans do not view marriage as something sacred in order to form a family, but as either an obligation for those who gets arranged marriage, as a prestige, and even take it for granted. They do not value marriage anymore as it used to be or even know what marriage is and why we have to get married. Andersen in his book Sociology the Essentials on chapter thirteen “Families and Religion,” constitutes a numerous of points on…

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