Multiple Choice
Courts have been
A) unwilling to experiment with new approaches because the courts are inherently conservative
B) willing to experiment with new approaches because of their awareness of the problems with adversary litigation in divorce and custody cases
C) unwilling to experiment with new procedures for handling high conflict cases because they need the authority of the court to settle them
D) willing to experiment with new approaches to granting divorce, but not to custody and visitation issues
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q7: In a custody dispute, as a general
Q8: What is the tender years doctrine?
Q9: Research on mediation has shown that<br>A) Mediation
Q10: What evidence is there that divorce is
Q11: When determining whether or not a parent
Q13: The Tender Years Doctrine<br>A) Separated issues of
Q14: An allegation of sexual abuse in divorce
Q15: Several problems created by vague best interest
Q16: What is the best interest standard?
Q17: The APA, The American Academy of Child