Exam 8: Spousal Support, Property Division, and the Separation Agreement
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Exam 4: Premarital, Postnuptial, and Cohabitation Agreements38 Questions
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Exam 6: Annulment38 Questions
Exam 7: Divorce Grounds and Procedure38 Questions
Exam 8: Spousal Support, Property Division, and the Separation Agreement38 Questions
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Exam 10: Child Support38 Questions
Exam 11: Tax Consequences of Separation and Divorce38 Questions
Exam 12: The Legal Rights of Women38 Questions
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Exam 14: The Legal Status of Children37 Questions
Exam 15: Adoption38 Questions
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is an example of ADR in which the parties avoid litigation by submitting their dispute to a neutral third person who helps the parties resolve their dispute; the third person does not render a decision resolving it for them.
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A trust is a device or arrangement by which its creator (the settlor or trustee) transfers property (the corpus) to a person (the trustor) who holds legal title for the benefit of another (the beneficiary or cestui que trust).
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What is the effect of bankruptcy on alimony debts?
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Domestic support obligations (DSO) such as alimony debts of the payor are not extinguished (discharged) by bankruptcy. After bankruptcy, the debtor (payor) who has an alimony obligation to the other spouse (the payee) continues to owe all arrears (unpaid or delinquent alimony debts) and must continue to pay all future alimony debts.
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-duty of support
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Something is unconscionable if it shocks the conscience by heavily favoring one side due to the absence of meaningful choice and the highly unequal bargaining positions of the parties.
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-transfer of property if you die without a valid will
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alimony consists of support payments to an ex-spouse for a limited time to allow him or her to return to financial self-sufficiency through employment or job training.
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-assume another's liability
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-one document becoming a part of another document
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A agreement is a contract by married persons who have separated (or who are about to separate) that can cover support, custody, property division, and other terms of their separation and divorce.
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By definition, an equitable distribution of marital property must be an equal distribution.
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Public policy consists of the principles inherent in the customs, morals, and notions of justice that prevail in a state; the foundation of public laws; the principles that are naturally and inherently right and just.
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-treatment as a stranger
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Once the spouses have executed a legally binding separation agreement, they are free to remarry.
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-improper reduction of marital assets
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Under the right of , when one owner dies, his or her share automatically goes to the other owners; it does not go through the estate of the deceased owner.
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Commingled separate and marital property may be treated as marital property if clear evidence does not indicate otherwise.
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