s instead of one.
             In the opinion of some, the no-fault divorce laws have lead to the increased rate of divorce (Gatland 50). The student studying divorce's causes and effects should consider how inexpensive getting a divorce is when the no-fault laws are used. Anyone can obtain a divorce with ease, and inexpensively.
             Many in the Catholic Church posit that immaturity is the cause for divorce. They claim that "Immaturity is the most prevalent, and preventable, cause of divorce" (14). When young teenagers get married, they are heading for divorce (Peters 14).
             Considering the traditional role of the woman as the caregiver, some posit that the woman's working outside of the home has contributed to the rate of divorce.
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