The federal legislature consists of a bicameral structure
a. True
b. False
a
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__________ is the law made up of the text of a constitution and court decisions interpreting that text
a. Constitutional law b. Roman law c. Court law d. Democratic law
In most states, the default assumption is that it is in the child's best interest to provide:
a. Sole custody to the mother, if the child is under seven. b. Sole custody to the father, if the child is over fourteen. c. Joint legal custody with physical custody shared 50/50. d. Joint legal custody with the physical custody vested in one parent.
Laura is separated from her husband, Josh, who is serving a five year sentence in prison for possession and intent to distribute drugs. They have a three year old daughter and a two-year old son. Laura hires a lawyer and tells her she doesn't think Josh has much money but that she needs child support. The lawyer is likely to tell Laura which one of the following?
A) As the custodial parent, Laura can apply for public assistance and she will automatically be referred for services to the state's IV-D agency. B) Custodial parents who are not receiving public assistance are ineligible for IV-D services. C) Parties like Laura who have private attorneys are ineligible for IV-D assistance. D) Josh will not be ordered to pay any child support because he is in prison.
?When a contract calls for multiple performances:
A. ?future performances under a contract are expected to follow the same pattern as past performances that have established a course of dealing B. ?future performances under a contract are expected to follow the same pattern as past performances and therefore a deviation can be alleged as a breach of contract C. ?future performances under a contract are expected to follow the same pattern as past performance and therefore a deviation can be alleged as a breach of custom D. ?past performances under that contract are irrelevant as to establishing a pattern for future performances and cannot be used to alleged as a breach of contract