Divorce in Ireland - Perhaps we don’t have it so bad after all

So you think divorce in America is difficult?  Well, believe it or not, divorce in other countries is even more challenging than in the States.

In this program, Steve Peck speaks with Liz, from Ireland, who explains how difficult divorce is in her country. Liz speaks with first-hand experience, as she just recently received her divorce, seven years after filing.

In Ireland, women are at a tremendous disadvantage, as spousal support is rarely provided by the courts, leaving women to fend for themselves. Divorce Source Radio legal correspondent, Henry Gornbein, joins us as we explore the vast differences in our legal systems.

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