Divorce Corp [2014] - Appalling documentary on the corruption of the US family court system. [93:46] (Consider yourself warned about marriage)

wanderingfun · 2014-04-13T15:05:03+00:00

In-depth review by Philip Greenspun, from a showing he attended where there was a mediated discussion afterwards with many participants from the divorce industry in Massachusetts. Some interesting observations about the Massachusetts divorce industry that came out of the post-showing discussion:

For all practical purposes, once the Temporary Order is set, the primary outlines of the divorce settlement are permanent from that point forward. Regardless of the amount spent on lawyers.
Divorce can automatically mandate a $40K per year, tax-free payment per child. It is far more generous than welfare.
Women simply claiming abuse without any evidence is sufficient for the divorce court to take action as if the abuse occurred.
Psychologist: "...people recover better from the death of a child than from losing a custody lawsuit...".

The widespread abusive exercise of power by the divorce courts will only be sharply curtailed once it is exposed to mainstream men and internalized by them. The facts, figures and raw truth of divorce (especially when children are involved) in the US are very murkily obscured at the moment. There are also many women who are woefully under-served by the divorce industry's cash extraction orientation. But even the limited results of the initial statistical reviews show a structured, institutionalized misandry that is difficult to refute and disturbing to say the least.

It is not about the best interests of the children; that line is a trap to ensnare the men into entering the fight in the first place. It is all about the divorce (the fight itself that generates so much income for the third-parties).

This reinforces a common TRP point: don't get married in the US or any nation with similar divorce institutions as the US (with the possible exception to a unicorn). Practical examples of unicorn markers might be a good discussion for the younger men in the crowd for them to understand the concrete examples to look for (to me, if you say anything about feel to describe why she is a unicorn, you're doing it wrong).

trudatness · 2014-04-13T15:32:22+00:00

I can't watch that video. It's insensitive to my divorce rape trauma. The whole thing is one big trigger.

/s

mr_throwz · 2014-04-13T18:07:48+00:00

At 00:07:00, they've been explaining about how "Family Court" works. It just reeks of a "feminine system" - no objective standards, the Constitution does not apply (no set rules/laws, things can change on the fly based on 'mood' or 'feelings' of the participants), no representation, no jury...

Actually it reminds me a lot of nursing school (another female dominated arena) and reminds me why I dropped a higher paying job for EMS...

bama79rolltide · 2014-04-14T00:41:11+00:00

That film is absolutely heart breaking to the soul.

Title	Divorce Corp [2014] - Appalling documentary on the corruption of the US family court system. [93:46] (Consider yourself warned about marriage)
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