Divorce law - A case for review

Friday, March 23, 2018

I sat in court the order day awaiting my matter when a divorce matter was called. Just one of the many that make a substantial fraction of the High Court workload. Except, it was opposed. The majority are not resisted.

Wifey was resisting hubby’s decision to end the union. They had been living apart for a short while, by mutual agreement. It may well have been the husband’s strategy for a soft exit because he filed for divorce from the safety of distance.

The lady was a self-actor. When she stood up, there were hushed conversations beneath the gowns. She was beautiful. Half the bar would have assisted her for free.

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Divorce law - A case for review

I sat in court the order day awaiting my matter when a divorce matter was called. Just one of the many that make a substantial fraction of the High Court workload. Except, it was opposed. The majority are not resisted.