FBBE Florida Family Law 2

Question 1

Under the Florida Premarital Agreement Act, a prenuptial agreement is unenforceable if a party establishes that:

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The agreement was not executed voluntarily

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It was signed fewer than 30 days before the wedding

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It was not acknowledged before a notary public

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It was not reviewed by independent counsel for both parties

Question 2

Which of the following is generally classified as a non-marital asset under Florida law?

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A business owned by one spouse before marriage that was never commingled with marital assets

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A home purchased during the marriage with marital funds

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A retirement account funded entirely during the marriage

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Wages earned by either spouse during the marriage

Question 3

Under Florida law, paternity may be legally established by which of the following means?

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Voluntary acknowledgment, the parties being married at the time of birth, or court adjudication

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DNA testing ordered by a court as the only valid method

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The father's name appearing on the birth certificate alone

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A written and notarized agreement between the biological parents

Question 4

A Florida court may modify an existing child support order when:

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There is a substantial change in circumstances

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Either party requests a modification without restriction

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At least one year has elapsed since the prior order

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The child reaches school age or changes schools

Question 5

Under Florida's Domestic Violence Act, a temporary injunction for protection against domestic violence may be issued:

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Ex parte, without notice to the respondent, based on the petitioner's sworn allegations

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Only after a noticed hearing with both parties present

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Only if law enforcement has previously arrested the respondent

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Only if the parties share a child or are currently married

Question 6

Florida's simplified dissolution of marriage procedure is available only when:

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Both spouses agree there are no minor or dependent children, no alimony, and waive formal financial disclosure

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The marriage lasted fewer than five years with no children

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Both parties appear pro se and agree to waive all property claims

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One party has been absent and unlocatable for more than one year

Question 7

Which of the following is NOT a statutory factor in determining alimony under Florida law?

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Marital fault or misconduct by either party

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Standard of living established during the marriage

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Duration of the marriage

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Financial resources and earning capacity of each party