Does the American divorce laws break up too many families?

[Anonymous]

Could Trump and Vance do anything about family law reform?

[Anonymous]

Not really beyond push what republicans have unsuccessfully pushed for decades.

The issue is Marrage has been redefined by our cultural leaders out of existences. What most people call "marriage" today is a mere friendship for the self-center benefit of their feelings rather than children.

Hence the acceptance of ideas like "gay marriage" on the grounds that gays can love each-other. But in reality you don't need anyone else to recognize you love anything or anyone. As such this new definition is pointless which is why it is being rationally abandoned.

If you want to save marriage and it is indeed a very important institution it really needs to be reintroduced to our culture at this point.
Trying to walk it back given how weak our cultural power is it likely to be no more successful than all such efforts had been in the last 50+ years.

[exitseven]

They might be able to engineer some way to discourage out of wedlock children but if two people that do not want to be together anymore and are forced to stay together do not really provide a loving family anyway.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[Anonymous]

Yes. Trump can continue to draw attention to this issue by cheating on this third wife again, because cheating on her while she was pregnant with the pornstar didn't get rid of her. Then he can get married to a fourth wife and cheat on her like all his others.

[Gwendoline]

No but it does separate too many children from their father's and reward too many ruthless immoral women.

[Anonymous]

the laws need to change where lifetime alimony and child support should not be granted to the cheater or the one who's divorcing because of "boredom"

[Smashingdoozy]

How exactly do the laws make families break up

[joybird]

Sometimes a divorce needs to happen. My parents finally got a divorce after 40 miserable years together. The government should stay out of it.

[Astarlessnightsky]

The law doesn't break up families.

[DrPepper12]

No and no.