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Changing Divorce Laws

nted, they would represent one of the biggest overhauls to the 30 year old law since Canada adopted the notion of no fault divorce in 1985. In a following up article, the government accepted the committees suggestion for a co-coordinated nationwide approach to parents who fail to respect parenting orders and will also agree with the committee on recognizing the role of grandparents and other extended family members as significant in the childs life. These changes are needed today as they provide for a new parenting system that is surely needed in todays society.There are a number of things society can do to make it harder to split, such as making tougher laws. The fallout from divorce is enough reason to rewrite the law to make it harder to break up. However, a change in law rarely leads to a change in society. The way to promote justice in this area is through property distribution and enforcement of child support. Others believe that divorce law is trending toward spousal lawsuits against former partners for marital misconduct. For example, in June 1993 a woman was allowed to sue her husband for concealing his bisexuality from her. With the new basis to obtain divorces, children are being corrupted and couples are corrupting themselves. Society needs to make a change in Canadas divorce laws and realize that divorce is hurting the society as a whole....

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