The Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. § 520 (1982), requires that the divorce judge determine whether service of the petition was adequately made on the defendant spouse. If the defendant spouse fails to appear, the petitioner spouse must prove to the court that the missing party is not serving in the armed forces. The easiest way to accomplish this is:
A. A note from the no-show spouse.
B. An affidavit of the plaintiff.
C. A note from someone knowing the whereabouts of the defendant.
D. Accessing the Department of Defense status verification website.
Answer: D
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