... him support and companionship. Together he and his wife can achieve goals knowing that the other is there to cheer them on. A married couple has the right to give each other love and respect. This may mean making sacrifices for the sake of their spouse's happiness. Parents have the right to resolve conflicts through communication and respect not using this right can result in traumatic happenings. A husband may be forced to look elsewhere for companionship when his wife, instead of being supportive, begins to criticize and discourage everything he does. Likewise when a husband begins to neglect his wife she becomes lonely. This feeling of loneliness can easily turn to anger and/or hatred. With such turbulence between the couple it becomes very difficult to live with each other, so they file for a divorce. According to 'The Family Rights Act', both parents have the right to associate equally ...

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