But from 1995, when this project started, to early in 2001, when it stopped, I invited people to email me, and I did my best to answer their questions. But the personal answers that I provided to people started falling into the same categories, over and over again. The same problems, it appears, are happening all over the country. People have the same concerns and worries, all over the country. This is not particularly surprising, when you think about it.
Every divorce case is a reflection of the fact that a marriage, a lifetime partnership, has failed.
At that point, people start asking themselves questions that they have never had to ask themselves before. Those questions need to be answered, both quickly, and accurately. Some things need to be done, and some things need very much NOT to be done. I've tried to discuss both in the chapters that follow. I've also attempted to take advantage of web technology.