Question 13

Question 13

Question 12

Question 1210 Points

Question 12

In Georgia, how is the duration for paying child support typically determined?

Option A

Until the child gets a job.

Option B

For a maximum of ten years after divorce.

Option C

Until the child is legally married.

Option D

Until the child turns eighteen or graduates from high school, whichever comes later.

Question 11

Question 1120 Points

Match the following terms to their meanings in the context of divorce:

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Prompt

1

Marital Property

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2

Equitable Division

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3

Separate Property

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4

Commingled Property

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Question 10

Question 1010 Points

Question 10

What can cause a party to be ineligible for alimony?

Option A

Establishing that the separation was caused by that party's adultery or desertion.

Option B

Being married for less than five years.

Option C

Having a higher income than the other party.

Option D

Having children from a previous relationship.

Question 9

Question 910 Points

Question 9

What is one ground for awarding alimony in Georgia?

Option A

The presence of children in the marriage.

Option B

The length of time since the marriage ended.

Option C

The needs of the other party.

Option D

The age of the parties involved.

Question 810 Points

Question 8

What is a primary consideration when determining the amount of alimony in Georgia?

Option A

Who files for divorce first.

Option B

The personal preferences of each spouse.

Option C

The number of children involved.

Option D

The standard of living established during the marriage.