When a marital home is an asset of the parties, the court will ...

[Yi-Chen]

When a marital home is an asset of the parties, the court will
 
  A) order the sale of the home and distribution of the proceeds from the sale.
  B) permit one of the spouses to buy out the interest of the other spouse in the property.
  C) permit one of the spouses to remain in the marital home until the parties' youngest child becomes emancipated.
  D) Each of the above is a potential option for the court to order.

Question 2

In equitable distribution jurisdictions, all BUT which one of the following statements is accurate?
 
  A) Since the arrival of no-fault divorce, courts in equitable distribution jurisdictions no longer consider marital fault when dividing the parties' property.
  B) The courts making decisions about property division are required to consider factors laid out in either statutory or case law.
  C) Unlike community property jurisdictions, the courts are likely to consider the contribution of each party to the acquisition, preservation, or increase or decrease in the value of the marital and nonmarital assets.
  D) The courts are likely to consider the length of the parties' marriage.

[tashiedavis420]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A