What Do You Know About Dissolution Of Marriage?
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Dissolution of marriage and divorce are very similar words used in the same way, but should it be so? Is divorce the same thing as dissolution of marriage or they are different? If they are different, then what are the differences between the two? Check this quiz out to feed your curiosity. In this case, curiosity will not kill the cat but feed the cat.
- 1.What is Connecticut's legal term for a divorce?
- A.
Divorcé Connecticut
- B.
Dissolution of wedding
- C.
Dissolution of marriage
- D.
Divorce
- 2.In which of the following places is the dissolution of marriage a faster and less expensive process for terminating a marriage when neither spouse contests the decision?
- A.
Ohio
- B.
New York
- C.
Canada
- D.
Australia
- 3.What is the standard time that must have been used in the marriage before couples can qualify for a dissolution of marriage?
- A.
6 yearsÂ
- B.
1 month
- C.
3 months
- D.
5 Years
- 4.Which of the following is one of the major differences between divorce and dissolution of marriage?
- A.
To be qualified for dissolution of marriage, a child must not be involved in the marriage while in divorce, a child can be involved in the marriage.
- B.
To be qualified for a dissolution of marriage, a child can be involved in the marriage while in divorce, a child must not be involved in the marriage.
- C.
Before dissolution of marriage, both parties must have their personal properties while before a divorce can happen, it is not compulsory for both parties to have their personal properties.
- D.
Before dissolution of marriage, it is not compulsory for both parties to have their personal properties while before a divorce can happen, both parties must have their personal properties.
- 5.Which of the following reasons will make dissolution filings not to be processed?
- A.
The wife being pregnant
- B.
The financial status of the husband
- C.
The couple's standard of living
- D.
The husband having an illegitimate child
- 6.Which of the following is 'everything' when the dissolution of marriage is considered?
- A.
Reason for marriage dissolution
- B.
Properties of the spouses
- C.
Length of marriage
- D.
Validity of marriage certificate
- 7.The final hearing for a dissolution of marriage must take place within how many days from the day of petition?
- A.
30 days
- B.
90 days
- C.
60 days
- D.
120 days
- 8.Which of these is the least emotionally painful way to terminate a marriage?
- A.
Dissolution of marriage
- B.
Annulment
- C.
Legal separation
- D.
Divorce
- 9.A modern, more temperate sounding term for divorce is?
- A.
De facto separation
- B.
De jure separation
- C.
Legal separation
- D.
Dissolution of marriage
- 10.In many states, the finalization of a dissolution of marriage ends with an order for dissolution of marriage. What do some states refer this final court order as?
- A.
Final court decree
- B.
Final court order
- C.
Certificate of dissolution of marriage
- D.
End-Of-Marriage certificate
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