The success of online matrimonial sites appears to have inspired entrepreneurs to offer couples an exit route should they fail to find their happily-ever-after.
A startup company has introduced an online service that promises to provide a less painful alternative to settling drawn out divorce battles in courts, reports WSJ.com.
The technology is claimed to help couples deal with legal hoops, financial sting and social stigma of divorce.
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