mdk
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Strangely, marriage contracts are dissolved without the permission of affected minors, routinely![]()
Only when the psychological atmosphere in the home becomes so abusive to endure that there is no other remedy. There is nothing worse for a child to be in a home where two people outwardly or inwardly despise each other to their core. And don't forget where a large share of the time in divorce court is spent: tending to the children's NEEDS to have access to BOTH their mother and father after the divorce. Still, even in divorce that baseline provision of the thousands-years-old original contract is maintained. Thus bolstering my points and not detracting from them. Thanks for bringing up divorce court and the marriage contract to underscore what I'm talking about..![]()
Not all divorces end in joint custody. Custody is not always a source of contention. A divorce is not contingent on permission from the children (or their lawyers)
Don't bother. You would have better luck getting through to a house plant and at least those provide oxygen. lol