Instructions / Disclaimer
A message from Tim Merritt, the founder of the Unity Wall

Divorce spawns intense emotions. Writing down my feelings helped me get through it. I deeply believe that this may help many of you. And I know that our combined voices will help bring about change in this country. Not just changes in the laws, but more importantly, the changes of the heart that are so bitterly needed.

I have also been asked to sign online petitions. When I did, I often felt unsure about what I was signing or who was running the program. You don't have to worry about that with the Unity Wall. Of course we are going to get your message to your Senators, but what is really important, is that the Unity Wall is a place where you matter, and your story matters.

You may not feel like sending something so personal to your Senators, and that's why a pre-written letter is available for you to use instead. Your name, address and other information are required to send any email to your Senators. Your privacy will always be protected. But the fact that researchers can search though the list of names and stories that appear on the Wall make it a powerful tool for those who will research the underlying causes and concerns of those sacrificed to the divorce industry.

So if you are feeling rage, vent it here. If you despair, find relief here. If you or someone you love has been hurt, shout the wrongness of it to the world here. It is important. You are important.

You've got a limit of 500 words. You are responsible for the things you say, not me. If you've been told you are not supposed to talk about your case, don't talk about it. Use your head. There is no room for pictures, but hyperlinks are fine. If you use them, do me a favor and put a link from your site back to the Unity Wall.

Come back as often as you like. You are not alone, and you are always welcome. No one can hear you if you don't speak out. The power of the Wall is not in its agenda, but in its united voice.

The Unity Wall is a public forum to protest the child support laws of this country. The Unity Wall does not endorse or approve the views or opinions expressed by contributors.