Globe and Mail – Why Canada Needs A Split From Its Messy Divorce Laws
March 25, 2011 – Erin Anderssen starts the article with “Love is grand… Divorce is 100 grand…” Doesn’t that say it all? Actually, that’s not necessarily the case these days with options other than a messy, nasty divorce. The writer summarizes the evolution of divorce law in Canada, and recounts that there are better options nowadays for resolving disputes in a time of divorce.
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