In Divorce, Equal Versus Equitable Concept Refers to the Following

question 28

Multiple Choice

In divorce, equal versus equitable concept refers to the following:

• A) Property divisions are acceptable to both spouses only when they are equal and equitable
• B) Equal means 50-50, whereas equitable means the settlement favors the husband
• C) Equal means 50-50, where equitable means fair
• D) Equal and equitable are subject to varying interpretation; hence, they are rarely used in divorce settlements.

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