Crespo v. Crespo is a decision by a trial court in New Jersey establishing that proof of domestic violence requires clear and convincing evidence by virtue of the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.[1]
The court applied Mathews v. Eldridge to reject the "preponderance of the evidence" standard previously applied to allegations of domestic violence.
'Venus: The Dark Side'-Roy Sheppard /Mary Cleary:Venus, chronicles how unscrupulous women target and abuse innocent, gentle men, women and children. These women see their victims as having a character flaw that is there to be exploited.
Are Women Naturally Monogamous? With women initiating approximately 70-75% of all divorces, Women�s Infidelity author Michelle Langley believes the answer is a resounding "no". Langley contends women frequently pursue separations and divorces under the guise of �searching for self� however, she states the real reason is often another man. Langley says it�s not uncommon for women to be happily married prior to having affairs. She also states that many men are being divorced by their wives without ever knowing about their wives� extramarital relationships. Langley believes as a society we need to stop perpetuating the myth that females are naturally monogamous because in today�s world, it is doing more harm than good. She asserts in the past, prior to DNA testing, the monogamous myth was helpful in easing paternity insecurity in males. However, today, this erroneous belief keeps women from taking responsibility when they do cheat. When women cheat they typically put the blame on their husband. Langley believes women�s lack of knowledge about their own natural, sexual impulses makes them much more likely than men to leave their marriages due to their sexual attractions and affairs. Again, studies prove currently women are initiating approximately 70-75% of all divorces. Researching women�s sexual behavior has been Michelle Langley�s focus for almost a decade. She began an independent inquiry into the subject after a series of unrelated incidents sparked her interest. Several years into her research she was able to identify distinctive patterns and behaviors in the women she interviewed. She categorized these patterns into �stages� that women often experience during the course of their long-term relationships. The stages begin with the loss of sexual desire. Her book, Women�s Infidelity: Living in Limbo: What Women Really Mean When They Say, �I�m Not Happy� delves head on into this controversial subject matter and is available for purchase at http://www.womensinfidelity.com 
Women are cheating and relationships are ending because men and women lack necessary information. Today's relationship problems are not only solvable, but many can be easily solved ─ once you understand what the real problem is. The information in Women's Infidelity should be common knowledge to couples, both married and unmarried, and to dating males and females. Trying to have a relationship today without the information in this book is like to trying to read without knowing the letters of the alphabet. This is not an exaggeration ─ it's a fact.
Reviews and Letters from Readers
"I have been reading your book all week and have found it to be completely insightful and clarifying. I have been married for 7 years and have a 3 year old at home. I have not engaged in an affair but over but over the last few months have definitely considered looking for it...Thank you for sharing your wisdom. I feel clearer now than I have for a long time. I know my whole family is going to benefit from this information."
Katie Little
"...chapter [2], alone, is worth the US cover price...what is here is impressive..."
Donna Dillman, GRIP Magazine
"I just happened across your website today and what I've found is truly enlightening. As a psychologist I did have occasion to study marriage and marriage counseling to some degree but my primary interest has always been in working with children and adolescents. Clearly there is a significant absence of information such as yours being disseminated to graduating psychologists in training. Having been down the marital breakup path, I can also clearly attest to the accuracy of your conclusions...I do thank-you for writing such an insightful and informative book and will share it with my numerous friends who are currently experiencing similar marital challenges, as well as some of my professional colleagues who are more directly involved in working with couples..."
