The Distribution of Marital Property in "No Fault" Divorce Cases

question 4

Multiple Choice

The distribution of marital property in "no fault" divorce cases is biased because

• A) the courts assume husbands and wives are equal at the time of the divorce.
• B) wives are compensated for years of homemaking, while men are not compensated for their household labors, such as yard work and automobile maintenance.
• C) the value of men's career assets compared to those of wives are generally overestimated.
• D) all of the above

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