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"Not every love story has to end in divorce—but some do." In the latest episode of "Good Evening, Poland," Joanna Miziołek and Grzegorz Jankowski talk with attorney Eliza Kuna about the behind-the-scenes of Polish divorces—both quiet and emotional. Why do 60,000 couples divorce in Poland each year, and another 100,000 cases are pending in court? Is it really men who cheat more often—and why does a wife rarely pay alimony to her husband? Eliza Kuna doesn't mince her words: "In Poland, we still divorce badly—there's simply no culture of mediation." In this candid conversation, the lawyer discusses the game of appearances in court, guilt, alimony "for the standard of living," and how cell phones have become the main evidence in infidelity cases. The topic of amending divorce law also comes up—faster divorces, less shame, less airing of dirty laundry in court. The second part of the conversation touches on the most painful topic: parental alienation. Why do children become tools of revenge? Do mothers really have it easier in court? And why—despite verdicts and expert opinions—are fathers unable to see their children for years? More information at: http://www.polsatnews.pl/ Like our Facebook page:   / polsatnewspl   Like our Instagram page:   / polsatnews.pl   Like our X page: https://x.com/PolsatNewsPL