Test Review

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Test Review

• Chapters 31 and 32

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• A Premarital Agreement May be Oral.
• FALSE

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• When does the marriage contract come into
  existence?
• WHEN THE COUPLE BECOMES ENGAGED.

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• What stage is the marriage contract in when in
  comes into existence?
• EXECUTORY

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TRUE OR FALSE

• A common law marriage is only valid in the state
  that the couple lives in when they become married
• FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE

• Both parties may be absent from the marriage
  ceremony if someone serves as a proxy.
• TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE

• Annulment is a declaration by a court that a
  valid marriage has come to an end
• FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE

• All states have the same divorce laws.
• FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE

• Getting intoxicated is grounds for divorce.
• FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE

• There are no residency requirements for divorce
  in most states.
• FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE

• If a spouse remarries, they will no longer
  receive alimony.
• FALSE

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• What is the term for persons related by blood?
• CONSANGUINITY

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• Written agreement made before marriage that
  designates how property would be divided if the
  marriage ended.

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• Premarital Agreement

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• A marriage where parties agree they are married
  and have no ceremony.

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• Common-law marriage

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• What is the difference between bigamy and
  polygamy?

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• Bigamy married to 2 persons at the same time.
• Polygamy marriede to more than 2 persons at the
  same time.

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• In some states, a no-fault divorce is called a
  _________________

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• In some states, a no-fault divorce is called a
  dissolution.

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• The parent awarded control of minor children is
  the
• A. guardian parent
• B. custodial parent
• C. permanent parent
• D. legal parent

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• The parent awarded control of minor children is
  the
• custodial parent

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• Review the Assignment you were given for Chapter
  31 and Chapter 32. You will need to know the
  terms listed on the next few sides
• Premarital Agreement
• Consanguinity
• Affinity

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• Bigamy
• Polygamy
• Common Law Marriage
• Solemnize
• Marriage License
• Proxy Mariage
• Divorce

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• Annulment
• Legal Separation
• Divorce
• No-Fault Divorce
• Adultery
• Desertion

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• Residence
• Alimony
• Sole Custody
• Joint Custody