When California rolled out no-fault divorce - over thirty years ago - judges were empowered to force divorce on unwitting spouses, even if there was no just cause. Then, a little-known body of lawyers with immense national influence (the NCCUSL) wrote a model law — the Uniform Marriage and Divorce Act (UMDA) — which endorsed California's breakthrough by making Irretrievable Breakdown the sole basis for divorce. Within 15 years, every state had some form of no-fault divorce. "To strengthen and preserve the integrity of marriage and safeguard family relationships," was the aim of the UMDA. But instead, just the opposite happened — marriage vows lost their meaning and intact families faced grave danger from a system that imposed the 'right to divorce' and ignored any pleas for help. After the early dream of the Marriage Hospital was crushed, the Divorce Industry took over and no one has been able to end the ensuing misery. Learn what happened when vested interests turned a good idea into a Great National Tragedy — and how a divorce mediator stumbled onto this sinister scheme during her time working on 'the inside.'
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