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"A site called OurDivorceAgreement.com is giving away one free divorce to a deserving couple every week in the month of January. It would work fine for me if I could get Peter to agree to plaster his face all over YouTube and FaceBook, but the odds of that are slim to none (and as my Grandma would say &amp;quot;Slim left town&amp;quot;). Oh well, maybe one of you can take advantage of their offer. Read on for the particulars: *Contestant couples must be in agreement to divorce and agree to the terms of the division of assets, debts and child responsibilities. *They may share their story of why they are the most deserving of a free online divorce (excluding court filing fees) via Facebook, Twitter, a video on YouTube, the divorce site&amp;#039;s blog, or email. *The contest is open to residents of US, Canada (except Quebec), Australia, UK, India, as well as the Caribbean islands of the Bahamas, Cayman Islands and St. Lucia. I did some Google research on this website and came up with both good and bad, but nothing that looked terribly alarming in the bad column. I don&amp;#039;t know\u2026.I still think nothing beats a face-to-face with a living, breathing lawyer when you&amp;#039;re talking about signing your rights away. I&amp;#039;ve had a few consultations already and they were priceless. Still, free is good. What do you think? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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