Standing Against No-fault Divorce

Are you a victim of a no-fault divorce? Today, Mary Bowen joins Doug to discuss her efforts to overturn Texas's no-fault divorce law.

Listener questions and comments:

Patrick - I went through a no-fault divorce, and my wife threatened to say 'cruel and unusual punishment,' which means she is mean to me. (23:37) Karen - This happened to me, and they called it irreconcilable differences. It feels like your spouse and court are against you. It’s been 22 years, and you feel like you made a mistake. (35:57) Steve - I want to support you, and let’s get this done in Texas! (37:50) Stan - I went through one, and I want to tell you that this should be a class lawsuit. I don’t know how you can do this on your own. (38:57) Frank - What hope do you have for people who are happily married? What signs should we look for to prevent this? (40:51) Tony - My wife alienated my daughter from me and would turn my kids against me, and now my kids are getting divorced. I am a stander as well. (45:24)

Resources:

https://www.texasnofault.com/