Today,  marriage and family therapist Ruth Bettelheim wrote a terrific Op-Ed piece for the New York Times exploring the effects of 40 years of no-fault divorce in our country.

She explains: “In an adversarial custody battle, no one wins, but children are the biggest losers of all. Intelligent legislation could promote the one thing that children of divorce need most: peace between their parents.”

Peace between divorcing parents is the goal of Peace Talks Mediation Services and the theme of our second book, “Making Divorce Work.” Click here to read this excellent article.

Related posts:

1. What Role Does Fault Play in a No Fault Divorce?
2. Living Together During or After Divorce
3. Property Division in “No Fault” Divorce?
4. Personal and Fault Issues
5. Am I Ready to Start the Emotional Divorce Process?

Tags: Conflict Management, Mediated Divorce, Moving On, Protecting Children

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