A deed must be signed by the:
a. Grantor
b. Grantee
c. Witnesses
d. All of the above
A
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Consequences of violating legal ethics can include which of the following??
A. ?A disciplinary proceeding against the attorney B. ?A malpractice lawsuit against the attorney, paralegal, and other members of the firm C. A paralegal losing his or her job? D. ?All of these choices are correct.
Which of the following is true ofin personamjurisdiction??
A. ?A court may generally exercise personal jurisdiction over residents within its geographic area. B. ?A court may exercise jurisdiction over property that is located within its boundaries. C. ?With use of a long-arm statute, a court can exercise personal jurisdiction over nonresidents. D. ?A court may be limited in the types of cases it can hear. E. ?A court may generally exercise personal jurisdiction over residents within its geographic area and using a long arm-statute, and a court can exercise personal jurisdiction over nonresidents only.
Jorge is meeting for the first time with his attorney to discuss his upcoming divorce action. He is confused by what he hears about alimony and property division as it all seems to go to the same place — his wife! Among other things, his lawyer is likely to tell him all BUT which one of the following?
A) If he has to pay alimony, the payments will be deductible but property division transfers will not be. B) If he files for bankruptcy, alimony will not be dischargeable but a pending transfer of property may be in some circumstances. C) Alimony tends to extend the relationship between the parties over time whereas property division is more likely to "cut the economic cord" between the spouses. D) He will likely be ordered to pay alimony if he has engaged in any kind of misconduct during the marriage.
A decision by a jury that the individual accused of the crime is innocent or free from guilt is called:
a. An indictment b. A conviction c. An acquittal d. An indictment and an acquittal