Compare and contrast the different types of property distribution methods that states follow during a divorce trial. If a married couple moves from one state to a different state that uses entirely different methods how does this affect their ownership in property, and how will their property be distributed upon their death or the dissolution of their marriage? How does this apply to the case Estate of Thornton? OR

Discuss the different obligations that individuals owe each other after their marriage has ended. Describe the case law that help define these obligations. How far can the courts go in creating ways to ensure that individuals are living up to their obligations? Make sure to discuss in your answer how the case of Zablocki v. Redhail applies in this discussion.

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Lets dive into the first scenario regarding property distribution methods during divorce trials Different states in the United States follow either equitable distribution or community property methods ... View the full answer