Raut Domestic Relations Final

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What was the precedent set in Loving v. Virginia?

Cannot ban marriage based on race.

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What are the restrictions to marriage?

Must be 18, cannot marry family, can only marry one person at a time.

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Define common law marriage.

Marriage based on conduct, not a contract.

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How do prenups relate to the statute of frauds?

They must be in writing.

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Why are full and fair disclosures important in prenups?

They are not valid without it.

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What are the two things that cannot be put in prenups?

Child support and child custody.

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What is the difference between protective and peace orders?

Protective orders are for blood relatives and romantic partners, peace orders are for anyone else.

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Where can you file protective/peace orders?

During business hours, at district court where act occurred. After hours, at the commissioners office where act occurred.

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What are two protections that can be in protective/peace orders?

No contact and must exit residence.

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Define divorce.

The legal dissolution of a marital relationship.

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What are the four elements to desertion?

Voluntary separation, for statutory period of time, without intent to return, without consent, and without justification.

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What are two grounds for an uncontested divorce?

Consent and statutory period.

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Why is legal custody hard to take?

It is a constitutional right.

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What are three prongs of the “best interest of the child test”?

Reasonable preference of child, willingness of parents to share custody, and financial status of the parents.

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When does a child get to have preference with which parent they live with?

10-12.

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What are two things deducted from child support?

Health insurance and alimony.

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What are two consequences of not paying child support?

Revocation of drivers license and jail.

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When are two times child support ceases?

Death of the payer or when child reaches 18.

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What are the two types of alimony?

Temporary and permenant.

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What are three factors considered in alimony?

Age, duration of marriage, financial need.

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What is the rule on health insurance upon divorce?

Health insurance must be discontinued upon divorce.

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What are four factors of property distribution?

Define, classification, evaluation, and distribution.

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What are two examples of non-marital property?

Inheritance and gifts.

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Is alimony taxable?

No.

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What are the three stages of an initial divorce interview?

Opening stage, information gathering stage, wrapping up stage.

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How do you respond to a complaint for divorce?

By filing an answer within 30 days in state, or 60 days if out of state.

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Define discovery.

Pretrial process of gathering information from the opposing party.

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What are three methods of discovery?

Depositions, request for production of documents, and request for admission.

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What are interrogatories?

Written questions that must be answered in writing in 30 days.

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What should happen when O.C. does not file discovery on time?

File motion to compel and imposition of sanctions.

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What are two types of child abuse?

Physical and emotional.

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Give one example of neglect?

Malnourishment.

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What are two types of mandatory reporters?

Teachers and therapists.

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What does reasonable efforts mean?

Keeps the family together before the government can remove a child and place them in foster care.

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Define dependency hearing.

When the agency seeks to have child adjudicated as a dependent or in the care or protected for a limited period of time to keep the family together.

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What is most common independent adoption?

Step-parent adoptions.

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What are the three types of adoption?

Agency, independent, and private placement adoption.

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At what age must children consent to an adoption?

12.

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What are three items filed with the court for independent adoption?

petition for adoption, tax returns, and health report of parents.

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What is the purpose of home study?

Ensures a safe home environment.