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Judge, Please Don't Strike That Gavel ... On My MarriageEndorsements
Judith Brumbaugh's book could just as aptly be called "The Court-Ship of Judith", as it describes the author's frustrating and painful six-year journey from her Florida kitchen to the United States Supreme Court. In a page-turning account, it tells how she set out to overtun Florida's insidious No-fault Divorce Law, our nation's Trojan Horse, and, in the bargain, learned how the judicial system empowers those who want to walk away from a 'contract.' She was court-ordered from her home in exchange to 'broker' her constitutional right to a court hearing. With a few possessions and cardboard boxes, including what was to become her most important weapon -- her typewriter, she began her nomadic journey to show how divorce has impacted and devastated families and society in general. The book brings to light the fallacy and illegality of irreconcilable differences as grounds for unilaterally dissolving a marriage.
"No-fault Divorce is the most devastating event that has ever occurred in American history by any measurement. This book describes those consequences and explains why all No-fault Divorce laws should be repealed."
"This first-person account of the operation of the divorce machine should motivate us to change the legal system and, more important, to work and pray to restore marriage to its divinely ordained integrity."
"Judith Brumbaugh's experience puts an exclamation point on the tragedy of No-fault Divorce and illustrates how ill-equipped our court system is to handle cases under the present system."
"Judith Brumbaugh is a very courageous woman who has used her personal nightmare to help others." |