box. affidavit decree absolute decree nisi dispute (x3) petition (x2) petitioner(42) respondent (42) A request (a ) is made by the (- the person applying for the divorce) to the court for a divorce in which the facts about the people involved and the reasons for the divorce are explained The court sends the divorce to the (- the other spouse)together with a form called an Acknowledgement of Service form, which he/she completes . In it, he/she indicates whether or not he / she wishes to the divorce He/She returns this to the court within 7 days. Of he I she wants to the divorce and / or its terms, he / she is sent another form to complete) Assuming that the does not want to the divorce or the terms, a copy of the Acknowledgement of Service form is sent to the , who confirms the facts sent in their original petition by swearing an The court pronounces the an order ending the marriage subject to a full which comes later and ends the marriage completely 11. If a divorced couple have children, one of them may be required to make regular payments to their ex-husband/ ex-wife to help pay for the upbringing of the children. What are these payments called? Are they (a) child support (b) child maintenance (c)child benefit (d) child pensions 12 Look at this situation An unmarried couple with two children separate. The father moves away to another town. Is he legally obliged to make payments to his expartner for the upbringing of the children? 13 In England and Wales, the agency responsible for the assessment, review, collection and enforcement of payments is called the CSA. What do you think these letters stand for? 14 If a parent refuses to pay money for the upbringing of his /her ex-partner's children, the CSA can ask a court to make an Attachment of Earnings Order. What do you think this is? 15 How old should children be before a CSA ruling no longer applies?is it (a) 15 (b) 16 (c) 17 (d) 18 16 What is alimony? Is it (a) money that a court orders a husband to pay regularly to his separated or dworced wife (b) money that a court orders a father to pay regularly to his children until they are old enough to leave home (c) money that the state pays a married couple to help them pay for a divorce (d) money that a married couple must save to pay for their children's education 17. If a couple are unmarried and one of them dies, who gets their estate (land, money and possessions) if the deceased (the dead person) has not made a will?is it 18 Who is your next of kin?

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box. affidavit decree absolute decree nisi dispute (x3) petition (x2) petitioner(42) respondent (42) A request (a ) is made by the (- the person applying for the divorce) to the court for a divorce in which the facts about the people involved and the reasons for the divorce are explained The court sends the divorce to the (- the other spouse)together with a form called an Acknowledgement of Service form, which he/she completes . In it, he/she indicates whether or not he / she wishes to the divorce He/She returns this to the court within 7 days. Of he I she wants to the divorce and / or its terms, he / she is sent another form to complete) Assuming that the does not want to the divorce or the terms, a copy of the Acknowledgement of Service form is sent to the , who confirms the facts sent in their original petition by swearing an The court pronounces the an order ending the marriage subject to a full which comes later and ends the marriage completely 11. If a divorced couple have children, one of them may be required to make regular payments to their ex-husband/ ex-wife to help pay for the upbringing of the children. What are these payments called? Are they (a) child support (b) child maintenance (c)child benefit (d) child pensions 12 Look at this situation An unmarried couple with two children separate. The father moves away to another town. Is he legally obliged to make payments to his expartner for the upbringing of the children? 13 In England and Wales, the agency responsible for the assessment, review, collection and enforcement of payments is called the CSA. What do you think these letters stand for? 14 If a parent refuses to pay money for the upbringing of his /her ex-partner's children, the CSA can ask a court to make an Attachment of Earnings Order. What do you think this is? 15 How old should children be before a CSA ruling no longer applies?is it (a) 15 (b) 16 (c) 17 (d) 18 16 What is alimony? Is it (a) money that a court orders a husband to pay regularly to his separated or dworced wife (b) money that a court orders a father to pay regularly to his children until they are old enough to leave home (c) money that the state pays a married couple to help them pay for a divorce (d) money that a married couple must save to pay for their children's education 17. If a couple are unmarried and one of them dies, who gets their estate (land, money and possessions) if the deceased (the dead person) has not made a will?is it 18 Who is your next of kin?

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1. A request (a petition) is made by the petitioner (the person applying for the divorce) to the court for a divorce in which the facts about the people involved and the reasons for the divorce are explained. 2. The court sends the divorce petition to the respondent (the other spouse) together with a form called an Acknowledgement of Service form, which he/she completes. In it, he/she indicates whether or not he / she wishes to contest the divorce. 3. He/She returns this to the court within 7 days. If he/she wants to contest the divorce and / or its terms, he / she is sent another form to complete. 4. Assuming that the respondent does not want to contest the divorce or the terms, a copy of the Acknowledgement of Service form is sent to the petitioner, who confirms the facts sent in their original petition by swearing an affidavit. 5. The court pronounces the decree nisi an order ending the marriage subject to a full decree absolute, which comes later and ends the marriage completely. 6. If a divorced couple have children, one of them may be required to make regular payments to their ex-husband/ ex-wife to help pay for the upbringing of the children. These payments are called child support. 7. In England and Wales, the agency responsible for the assessment, review, collection and enforcement of payments is called the CSA. These letters stand for Child Support Agency. 8. If a parent refuses to pay money for the upbringing of his /her ex-partner's children, the CSA can ask a court to make an Attachment of Earnings Order. This is a legal order that requires the parent to pay a portion of their earnings to the other parent for the support of the child. 9. A CSA ruling no longer applies when children reach the age of 16. 10. Alimony is money that a court orders a husband to pay regularly to his separated or divorced wife. 11. If a couple are unmarried and one of them dies, their estate (land, money and possessions) will go to the next of kin, which is usually a close relative such as a child, parent, or sibling.

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