Author Question: In the context of divorce, which of the following is a difference between mediation and litigation? ... (Read 47 times)

Jipu 123 · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

In the context of divorce, which of the following is a difference between mediation and litigation?

A) Litigation is a more civilized way of settling things than mediation.
B) Spouses are not in control when a divorce is mediated, whereas spouses are in control when a divorce is litigated.
C) Litigation is a less expensive process than mediation.
D) Attorneys in mediation encourage a cooperative relationship between spouses, whereas attorneys in litigation encourage hostility between spouses.

Question 2

Which of the following statements is true of community remarriage?

A) It involves maintaining an emotional distance from one's ex-partner.
B) It involves working out the nuances of living with someone else's children.
C) It involves handling the economic responsibilities from a spouse's previous marriage, including child support and alimony.
D) It involves changing one's focus from single friends to a new mate and other couples with whom the new pair will interact.