Contracts are agreements which bind the parties to obligations and benefits for the performance of promises. They are necessary and integral to the American economy.

Yet, contracts only allow for damages which are foreseeable at the time of the formation of the contract. So, things like a loss of profit on that one item or contract are recoverable. But what if the breach of the contract by one side results in "marital problems".... why can't the parties to the contract sue for all of the things that flow from the breach/breakdown of the contract? What are the pros and consequences of this?