Most students have heard of the adversary system of divorce, but…

Question Answered step-by-step Most students have heard of the adversary system of divorce, but… Most students have heard of the adversary system of divorce, but some are not well informed about what is implied by this tradition. I encourage students to think about situations where friends drift apart from one another because of social change. Compare these situations with divorce cases that have been hammered out in court. What would it be like if established friendships had to be dissolved in court? What kinds of effects would this have on people’s attitudes toward friendship? Then, compare the adversary system with no-fault statutes. Are no-fault divorces really that different from adversarial ones? What conditions are responsible for a no-fault divorce from becoming adversarial? Finally, what do you think the future will bring in reference to these issues.  Social Science Sociology SOCIOLOGY 102 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)