People who come from different walks of life and have different orientation and culture have different views and opinions on marriage and divorce. While it is also a fact that they may be one or two concepts that is universally and generally acceptable in terms of these two realities of life.
But with whatever situation or stand point you have come from, truth is that not all married couples have a happily ever after' end of their marriage. Dissolution or divorce may come as the only option for them to end their marriage. There may be differences that they think are irreconcilable between the two parties.
A lot of issues and concerns will have to be dealt with when the couple decides to enter in to a settlement through divorce or the nullification of their marriage. They must understand that going through the process of divorce involves settlement in the court laws. One issue that will be considered during the legal separation is the equal division of properties that the couple has acquired throughout the course of their marriage. This becomes harder to resolve when both parties have signed no prenuptial agreement.
Another concern that must be of top priority to be straightened out is the custody and provision of the couple's child or children. Generally, a child or the children can decide for himself or themselves to which parent he/they will want to be with only when is at a certain age already. Whatever the decision may be, the parents must always meet the provision of basic needs.