Explain the purpose of a temporary relief motion.
What will be an ideal response?
This provides certain types of relief from the time of the filing until the final orders are made at the end of the case. It can prevent undue hardship on a spouse with no access to support, can make sure that children are cared for, and prevent the waste or concealment of marital assets
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List and define the four types of concurrent property ownership described in the text.
What will be an ideal response?
You are a paralegal in a small law firm and your attorney has prepared a will for a client. The client dies and his son from out of town calls and the call is referred to you because the attorney is out of town. The son asks what information he needs to bring in to get the estate probated and what the fees will be. Which of the following statements is true?
A. If you tell him to bring in the necessary information, you may have accepted a case on behalf of your office. B. You may consider this as on-going representation since your office prepared the will, and you should tell him he will need to discuss fees with the attorney. C. If you tell him to bring in the necessary information, you may have accepted a case on behalf of your office, and you should tell him he will need to discuss fees with the attorney. D. If you tell him to bring in the necessary information, you may have accepted a case on behalf of your office, and you should tell him the usual charges for probate, explaining that each case is different. E. You may consider this as on-going representation since your office prepared the will, and you should tell him the usual charges for probate, explaining that each case is different. F. None of the above
The formal exchange of information in litigation is called?
A. ?investigation. B. ?discovery. C. ?evidence. D. ?relevance.
Causation:
A) Is the link between the injuries suffered by the plaintiff and the action or inaction of the defendant B) Has no bearing in personal injury cases C) Is only relevant in breach of contract cases D) All of the above