Divorce Gift Card: Mexican Law Firm Markets New Service With Gift Card
Huffington Post Thursday 3rd May, 2012
SpringWise.com , Mexican law firm Abogados Postulantes en Sociedad hopes to convince the public that divorce doesn't have to be difficult with its Libera Pass divorce gift card -- a marketing tool to promote their new online divorce service. "We want to remove the label stuck on divorce as being complicated, bureaucratic and costly, and to make it as easy as going to a supermarket and buying a card," Arturo Ortiz, operations director of the
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