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11 Jul 21 #517244 by Chevette
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Brilliant!....Any idea how the public show support for this bill?...I guess putting it out on social media would be a good idea & emailing your local mp to request the bill is supported....but if you know how else it can be publicised please share.

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11 Jul 21 #517245 by adiudicium
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I think one of the main issues is that the government don't support it and private bills which are introduced by members of the House of Lords don't get any priority in the timetable. The high profile case of Owens v Owens seems to have been a particular catalyst for introducing no-fault divorce. Both parties had significant wealth and the husband therefore had the resources to mount an expensive defense. Hardly a regular occurrence, whereas England's "open ended" legal approach to financial provision creates uncertainty, misery and unnecessary expense for thousands. Some good suggestions, Chevette, might also need a few examples of past cases to generate some media interest. How about a petition on something like changedotorg?

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12 Jul 21 #517249 by rubytuesday
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Not sure if we are allowed to post links but will give it a go:
bills.parliament.uk/bills/2564


Links like this are absolutely fine - and encouraged!

Perhaps you could start a fresh discussion thread on this Bill, and if you do decide to start a petition, let Wikivorce know (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) as it may be something that Wiki is willing to agree to the petition link being posted on the forum (usually it's not permitted, but I can't see why a well-worded petition of this nature wouldn't be).

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12 Jul 21 #517251 by adiudicium
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Thanks for the feedback and support Ruby Tuesday! Maybe Chevette and I can discuss further? Chevette are you ok if I PM you?

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12 Jul 21 #517252 by Chevette
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Hi adiudicium, yea thats fine. I have my fdr in the next week so will not be able to give it any attention for a while, but its definitely something I wish to pursue, when the dust settles

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12 Jul 21 #517253 by adiudicium
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Thank you Chevette, I hope you get a fair outcome and I wish you all the best with it. I'll message you in the meantime so you can reply when you are ready to.

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12 Jul 21 #517259 by Chevette
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just sent you a pm back adiudicium

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