Lagman, who headed a House subcommittee that drafted a substitute version of the bill, allayed the fears of several lawmakers who said they did not want to see 'drive-through,' or '
quickie divorces,' as in the United States.
Atienza said there is a strong indication that unlike in the past when they stood united against abbreviated plenary deliberations on a controversial measure, the two independent opposition groups - Makabayan and Magnificent Seven - might ride with the House leadership's bid to ensure a "
quickie" approval of the consolidated divorce bill.
The demand became so great that
Quickie Marketing, Inc.
The sooner we lay to rest the idea of a '
quickie divorce', the better.
She added: "The myth of the
quickie divorce comes from celebrities, whose lives are so removed from reality."
For a liquid spill you sweep the mess with the squeegee side, and put the lid on it," says Scott Harper, vice president, marketing, for
Quickie. "The lid locks closed over the reservoir so you can't spill it as you carry it to the garbage."
"So I called her over again and asked for a
quickie. She slapped my face again and complained to the owner." Colin took a deep breath.
Quickie Manufacturing garnered attention at the Housewares Show with its new spokeswoman Tamra Barney from the Real Housewives of Orange County.
As the narrative unfolds, however, it becomes evident that the growth of the 'quota
quickie' in the 1930s was chiefly due to the Hollywood studios, who established premises in Great Britain and injected increasing amounts of case into the indigenous production sector.
But all the talk of "
quickie divorces" and generous settlements is prompting more couples to have unrealistic expectations of divorce, according to the firm's Tania Martin.
But it came to an end with a "
quickie divorce" at the Principal Registry of the Family Division in High Holborn, London.