I would like to see some kind of reform in the realm of Divorce Law. IMHO The Ultimate goal of all Divorce Law, should be to discourage Divorce, except in cases of abuse, or infidelity. The goal is to turn it all into a zero sum game for both parties involved. In other words, there are no winners, or payouts. no one gets rich and takes half of a fortune. Everyone gets what they brought. An attempt at marriage counseling is mandatory unless there is infidelity or abuse.

all Alimony should become Illegal in every state.

child support should also become illegal in every state

child custody can be determined based on 3 things. #1, percentage of income determines % of child custody. (the philosophy is if you can't afford to raise the kid by yourself then you get less time to raise them) Instead of giving parents 50/50 and then taking part of the higher earners income and awarding that to the other parent, we're now going to give child custody to both parents based on their % of income. IE, if she makes 40% and he makes 60%, she gets the kids 40% of the time and he gets them 60%. This would be the default state of all parenting time/custody determinations made by the court.

#2 subject to change only if the court determines there is abuse by one or both parents, ( in which case child support could be determined according to the courts decisions on what is best for the child.)

#3 both parents come to an alternative agreed upon settlement agreement.

Asset division is also entirely based on what each partner earned in the last 5 years. if the marriage is younger than 4 years, then it's based on what they had when they were first married. if she earned 70% of income and he earned 30% then that 70/30 split is how the valuation of property and joint assets is split up.

Retirement accounts belong to the individual named on the account, not to both.

individually owned assets (cars or bank accounts) that do not have both partners names on them belong to the individual it is titled to.

at 16 children can determine what parent they want to live with. There will still be no child support, as child support is now illegal, unless there was an abuse determination, in which case the child cannot choose that parent to live with.

This is just a thought experiment. I know it will likely never happen. if you have ideas that make it more of a zero sum game (no winners) please contribute, dont chime in just to say it will never happen or it's a dumb idea. Conversation is where ideas begin. ideas catch fire and spread.