When the parties present their evidence before a neutral third party who renders a decision, it is ...

When the parties present their evidence before a neutral third party who renders a decision, it is _____. This decision may be binding or nonbinding, depending on state law and/or the parties' agreement.
 
  a. Mediation
  b. Arbitration
  c. Collaborative divorce
  d. Negotiation

Q. 2

Several types of ADR options are available for divorce cases. The newest of these is:
 
  a. Mediation.
  b. Collaborative divorce.
  c. Arbitration.
  d. Negotiation.

Q. 3

Marriages can be dissolved without a judge by:
 
  a. Alternative dispute resolution.
  b. Mediation.
  c. Arbitration.
  d. A court decree is necessary.

Q. 4

Abigail is eager to dissolve her marriage to Ronald in as friendly a manner as possible. Her attorney has suggested that the parties enter into a separation agreement. Abigail agrees, but is afraid from past dealing with her soon-to-be ex, that he will not follow or live-up to the terms of the agreement and she will have no recourse. What should her attorney do to try and remedy this potential problem?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Q. 5

Typical separation agreement provisions that address children's issues will probably not include:
 
  a. A regular visitation schedule.
  b. A clothing allowance.
  c. Medical insurance coverage.
  d. Transportation responsibilities.

Q. 6

An acknowledgement is a(n):
 
  a. Recognition of the other party's rights.
  b. Official title of the divorce decree.
  c. Section signed by a Notary Public and the parties.
  d. Indication that a contempt charge has been dropped.

Q. 7

The recitals article or section would indicate:
 
  a. The identity of the parties and their residences.
  b. The date and place of marriage, names of children, and grounds for divorce.
  c. How the parties will be referred to throughout the document.
  d. The length of time the parties have been separated.