A parenting plan can be described as all of the following except: ...

[dalyningkenk]

A parenting plan can be described as all of the following except:
 
  a. A custody agreement that sets out parental decision making.
  b. The children's schedule for visitation, holidays, vacations, etc.
  c. The agreement as to how future disputes will be resolved and when the plan will be reviewed for modification.
  d. A patria postestas.

Question 2

Our client, James, is part owner of a winning lottery ticket. It's ironic, because his spouse, Kara, just filed for divorce yesterday, not knowing that James and his co-workers routinely pooled their money and purchased tickets. James wonders if Kara is entitled to any of these winnings.
 
  a. Yes, if the co-worker who bought it gives James as share as a gift.
  b. No, because it was though work that he joined the syndicate.
  c. Yes, if he is to receive proceeds as a contractual obligation, and marital funds were used to purchase the ticket.
  d. No, because she filed for divorce before he received the payout.

[livaneabi]

Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c

[dalyningkenk]

TY

[livaneabi]

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