From what I understand of this bill if there is no consent from both parties to a divorce and you have children under the age of twenty one you cannot get one. Unless two years have passed since filing the divorce, or you have proof that the other party has committed adultery, left for more than a year willingly, has been sent to jail for more than ten years, or proof of abuse. This is allegedly going to make marriages stronger and harder to get divorces in order to protect the children. I know most of you guys aren't married but what do you think?

News Article:
http://voices.kansascity.com/node/8863

Bill:
http://www.house.mo.gov/billtracking...ro/HB1234I.htm

Making it more difficult to get divorces isn't going to solve the real problem.

Bad parenting is the real problem, it is the SEED of all problems from there on out.


Fail to teach your children the values of commitment and compassion, respect and dignity, and expect to fix raising divorce rates by making it "harder" to divorce? PATHETIC.

I doubt anyone will say "Seeing as getting a divorce is difficult, I'm going to start loving you again."