The laws in this country are very biased on both sides. Women suffer from laws that men benefit from and vice versa. But these divorce laws are clearly pro-woman and anti-men. However, they also costs OTHER women and children at the same time.
Just think, if a woman divorces her husband and he has to support her and the kids and he goes on in his life and marries another woman, then he'll have less money to support the new woman with and any future children he has with her. This hurts the new woman in his life just as much as him. This is an example of how feminism and pro-woman laws shoot themselves in the foot.
If they want women to gain, they will have to learn that they will have to share with men equally. Same things goes for men against women. We can not grow in this life without one another.
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Murph, I completely agree. The laws are very pro-woman and biased. The same goes for pro-choice and abortion laws that women benefit from and men don't. Western laws take all responsibility and fear away from women and put them all on the men. Of course men can choose not to have sex and choose not to get married, but it's not the same for women. The laws promote women to get married and to have sex without the fear of having to "lose" anything if it doesn't work out. If a woman doesn't want a child she can abort it. If a woman is unhappy with her marriage then she can walk out and the man will end up paying for it 9 times out of 10, even if she makes more money than him.
Feminism shoots itself in the foot though on everything. For every "pro-woman" issue they fight for they only hurt themselves down the road. By encouraging millions of women that it's ok to abort prenancy, they may be sending millions of these women to hell. That's debatable, but that's something that women who abort will just have to deal with when they die and meet their maker. I sure wouldn't want to have to deal with that and have guilt my whole life.
Just like lemmings are led to believe that jumping off a cliff is fun - there's a MAJOR consequence for doing the act.