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Finding fault in the reporting of no fault divorce

Finding fault in the reporting of no fault divorce

by Jo Edwards | Apr 13, 2019 | Comment, FCReportingWatch

Jo Edwards “DIVORCE MADE EASY.” “DIVORCE ON DEMAND.” “QUICKER DIVORCES ON THE CARDS.”  “MORE BROKEN FAMILIES.” These (and other similar) headlines screamed from the front pages of newspapers across the country this...

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