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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Pete sees the end of his thirteen-year marriage fast approaching in the rear-view mirror. He can't understand why Patricia wants to divorce him now, after thirteen years. She should be used to his gambling, after all, he only lost half this year of what he lost the previous year. Patty told him that she forgave him when she found out on his credit card statement that he had taken his brother's
junior legal assistant to Cabos on a conference, and he really needed the money in their Christmas account for "pocket-money" on the trip. He just doesn't understand. She seems so angry, and she keeps saying "I'll get everything now!" Pete is just happy that Patty didn't find out about that little fine for solicitation he had to pay for what he claims was just a misunderstanding. In a no-fault jurisdiction, how do you think the court might distribute the assets of the marriage? What are the court's options? What other factors of misconduct might the court consider? What will be an ideal response?
a. mutual mistake b. unconscionable c. mutual assent d. duress e. misrepresentation f. fraud g. unilateral mistake h. undue influence i. let the buyer beware j. fiduciary ? Wrongful pressure placed upon a party depriving him or her of free will.?
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The trial notebook is a binder that contains, in complete or summary form, everything necessary to prosecute or defend a case
a. true b. false
The followingare all methods of alternativedisputeresolution exceptfor
A. binding arbitration B. nonbinding arbitration C. minitrial D. involuntarydismissal