Author: Daniel Dick
The Hidden Cost of Unilateral No-Fault Divorce
Why Accountability Matters in Marriage Picture this: You’ve built a life with someone. You’ve committed to weathering life’s ups and downs together. Then, one day, it’s over—no discussion, no compromise. That’s no-fault divorce. Unilateral no-fault divorce allows one spouse to end the marriage without reason, warning, or responsibility for the fallout. Families are torn apart,…
Overcoming No-Fault Divorce Fears: Protecting Your Family
In searching for how to overcome no-fault divorce fears, I wanted to know what terrified people most when they received divorce papers, so I asked ChatGPT this question: What is the greatest fear or terror for a person receiving divorce papers and for their children and the family? ChatGPT said: The greatest fear or terror…
No Fault Divorce is a Lie
No fault divorce is a lie. Here is a picture of a judge with a long Pinocchio nose.
Fatherlessness in America: The Hidden Crisis Reshaping Our Children’s Future
Learn the impact of fatherlessness in America and the urgent need to restore father-child relationships for a brighter, healthier future for our children.
Declaration to Nullify No-Fault Divorce
“The injustice of No-Fault Divorce strips away the rights of the faithful, robbing families of their stability and security.” Imagine this: You stood at the altar, hand in hand with your spouse, vowing to stay committed through thick and thin. Yet, years later, you face the reality of divorce—not because you want it, but because…
Declaration to End No-Fault Divorce Laws and Protect Marital Commitment
When in the course of human events, it becomes essential for couples to affirm the core values of their marriage, a decent respect for society requires a clear declaration of the reasons. We believe it is time to end no-fault divorce laws, which have eroded the sacred institution of marriage. We hold these truths to…
Marriage: A Sacred Promise, Not a Hope for Luck
Have you ever attended a wedding? The air is thick with excitement, the bride walks down the aisle, and the couple stands before friends, family, and God. You’ve seen this before—eyes filled with hope, love, and dreams of a life filled with happiness. But… are we mistaken in what we’re witnessing? Weddings often overflow with…
