This test is administered at the beginning and at the conclusion of your JusticeCorp experience to evaluate your level of knowledge in the area of Family Law/Dissolution of Marriage. “Dissolution of Marriage” refers to the legal proceeding in California commonly referred to as “divorce”. The “Petitioner” is the spouse who files the divorce court case and the “Respondent” is the spouse who receives the divorce papers.
Legal procedure that requires the employer of a judgment debtor to with hold a portion of the judgment debtors wages
Assets and Debts purchased/incurred during the marriage and before the date of separation
The final decision by the court
Assets and debts incurred before the marriage and after the separation
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Reserving means the court retains jurisdiction to make court orders and either party may file a request. Termination means that the court’s jurisdiction to make court orders regarding that particular issue is terminated.
Reserving means that each litigant reserves the right to a lawyer. Termination means that a litigant refuses to be represented by a lawyer.
Reserving means that the court has the right to refuse a case. Termination means that the court has decided to throw a case out.
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The legal finding by a judge or jury that the accused is not guilty
A document prepared by the litigant or the court clerk at that hearing which contains all of the orders made by the judge
A court having jurisdiction to review the law as applied in a prior determination of the same case
Anyone 18 years or older who is not a “party to the action.”
A Petitioner or Respondent may serve papers in their own cases.
A lawyer must serve a Respondent or a Petitioner their papers.
It does not matter who serves the papers.
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Legally effective delivery of legal documents
A statement or assertion made with out proof
A formal court proceeding with all parties in the case present
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Assets and Debts earned/acquired/incurred after the date of marriage or after the date of separation or a gift or inheritance during the marriage
Assets and Debts earned/acquired/incurred before the date of marriage or after the date of separation or a gift or inheritance during the marriage
Assets and Debts that were specified in a prenuptial agreement as separate
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Either Petitioner or Respondent or both must have resided in California for the past 6 months and the County for the past 3 months immediately preceding the filing of the action.
Either Petitioner or Respondent or both have resided in California for 1 month and in the County for 3 months
Either Petitioner or Respondent or both have resided in California for 1 year and the County for 6 months
None of the above
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All of the above
1 and 2 only
1 and 3 only
3 and 2 only
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Six months and a day after the date of service
Immediately
1 month after the date of service
1 year after the date of service
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Personal service
Notice of acknowledgement
Service by publication
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Summons
Petition
UCCJEA
All of the above
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File a Response Form in the court where the Petitioner was filed.
Nothing, by being served papers the Respondent is automatically “party” to the case.
Get a lawyer to file papers to the Petitioner and serve
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