A Divorce Fair -- Good or Bad Idea?

A recent post in the Ontario Family Law Blog discussed how there had recently been a "Divorce Fair" in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. It was like a lot of trade shows with a variety of exhibitors and presentations, but they all related to divorce.

It sounded like an interesting idea that potentially could help people considering or facing divorce or possibly recovering from a divorce. I wonder how such a Fair would be received around here. If we had a Divorce Fair in Tarrant County, we could include such things as:

• Information on alternatives, such as Collaborative Law and mediation.
• Information about how traditional litigation works.
• Sources of information so people can search for information they are interested in.
• Tips for how to find and choose an attorney.
• How to benefit from using a financial professional in a divorce.
• How to benefit from working with a counselor.
• Approaches for preparing parenting plans.
• What Tarrant County courts expect from parties to a divorce.
• What programs Tarrant County provides to assist divorcing parties.

I suspect that many people would be reluctant to attend a Divorce Fair. It's just not as enjoyable as a bridal fair or even a boat show. Some people wouldn't want others to know that they were thinking about a divorce, so they wouldn't want to appear in public at a Divorce Fair.

But, I'm curious:

• What do you think about the idea of having such a fair?
• Do you think very many people would attend?
• Would you be interested in attending?

Anonymous answers are fine, but I would like to know how this would be received. Please share your opinions.