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Exam 2

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  death of the payor
B  remarriage of the recipient
C  none of these
D  any of these
E  death of the recipient
Question #2
A  It is a lump sum or rehabilitation award rather than a term alimony award.
B  The cost of living goes up in the area where either of the parties lives.
C  The payor quits his or her job.
D  A change in circumstances occurs that makes the original order unfair.
Question #3
A  Contributions to the marriage as a homemaker will not be considered because they are too difficult to calculate.
B  Alimony will not be awarded by courts unless the marriage is considered a long term marriage (longer than 15 years).
C  The fundamental question considered by the courts is does one of the parties have a need for continuing financial support that the other party has an ability to pay?
D  Courts in all states will give considerable weight to marital infidelity as a factor.
Question #4
A  Its primary purpose is to punish a blameworthy spouse.
B  It is never awarded in the context of a no-fault divorce.
C  Alimony awards have decreased in number but increased in duration.
D  It is viewed primarily as an economic event designed to enable a dependent spouse to obtain skills, enter or reenter the workforce, and become self-sufficient.
Question #5
A  paternity actions
B  child care and protection actions
C  legal separation actions
D  divorce actions
E  all of the above
Question #6
A  None of these is sufficient to warrant a deviation from the guidelines amount.
B  Although she can still work at her job, Andrea has developed a respiratory condition and seeks a deviation on that basis.
C  The daughter has been accepted at a very expensive college and Andrea considers this an extraordinary expense.
D  The court is likely to consider each of these a sufficient ground to warrant a deviation.
E  Andrea has recently remarried and her new husband has a child they are raising.
Question #7
A  A parent’s child support obligation automatically terminates when the child reaches the age of majority in every state.
B  A step-parent owes a duty of child support to step-children he or she has adopted.
C  Child support refers to a parent’s legal obligation to contribute to the economic maintenance of a child until the age of majority, emancipation, or some other circumstance specified by a court
D  A parent’s duty to support his or her child may continue even if the child is in the custody of a governmental agency such as a residential treatment program.
Question #8
A  reduced.
B  not discharged.
C  increased.
D  discharged.
Question #9
A  all of these
B  assistance in locating absent parents
C  establishment of paternity when necessary
D  periodic review of child support awards
E  enforcement of support awards
Question #11
A  The formula for calculating child support commonly takes into account the number of children, child care costs, and the income of the noncustodial parent.
B  She is unlikely to be awarded much child support because her relationship with her boyfriend caused the breakup of her marriage.
C  Child support is for the benefit of the children and not her.
D  Child support is driven by state guidelines.
Question #12
A  Susan should stop allowing Len to visit with Melody because he is delinquent in child support payments.
B  Len should file an action for a decrease in child support.
C  Susan should file a complaint for modification of the custody order.
D  Susan should stop allowing Len to visit with Melody because he does not comply with the parties’ agreed upon and court ordered visitation schedule.
Question #13
A  the child’s preference
B  parental smoking
C  a documented history of domestic violence
D  the custodial parent’s sexual preference
Question #16
A  approximation rule
B  paternal preference
C  tender years doctrine
D  best interest of the child
E  maternal preference
Question #18
A  California because that is the state where Roberto plans to file for divorce as a last resort.
B  Oklahoma as the child’s home state.
C  Oklahoma based on emergency jurisdiction.
D  California because that state has the most significant connection to the couple because they married there and their child was born there.
Question #20
A  whichever custody arrangement the parties require in their separation or parenting agreement.
B  joint custody.
C  legal custody to one parent, physical custody to the other.
D  split custody.
Question #23
A  interrogatories
B  request for production of documents or things
C  depositions
D  request for admissions
Question #26
A  financial and nonfinancial contributions to the marriage.
B  financial assets and liabilities.
C  dissipation of marital assets.
D  parenting history, skills and weaknesses.
E  none of the above.
F  all of the above.
Question #27
A  personal service on a nonresident defendant while he or she is physically present in the jurisdiction.
B  establishing that a nonresident defendant has sufficient minimum contacts with the state under its long-arm statute.
C  actual service over a defendant domiciled in the state.
D  publication in a newspaper and mailing to a nonresident defendant’s last known address.
Question #28
A  venue
B  personal jurisdiction
C  in rem jurisdiction
D  subject matter jurisdiction
Question #31
A  discovery, Complaint, Answer, temporary orders, negotiation, permanent orders, separation agreement, trial, decree.
B  initial interview, Complaint, Answer, discovery, separation agreement, hearing, decree.
C  initial interview, negotiation, Answer, Complaint, separation agreement, trial, decree.
D  initial interview, discovery, Complaint, separation agreement, Answer, trial, decree.