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Ending a Spousal Relationship:
A spousal relationship can generally be regarded as a marriage that can be ended through various ways depending on the partners' choice. Generally, a spousal relationship can be terminated through annulment, legal separation, dissolution, and divorce. While annulment is the legal way of proving that the relationship was never valid, legal separation entails a formal decree of the rights and responsibilities of every spouse while living apart ("Four Ways to End a Marriage," n.d.). On the contrary, dissolution is a legal process of concurring on issues and moving on through cooperation from each spouse whereas divorce is an alternative used when there are huge differences between the parties on how to end the relationship. The annulment method requires the proof of various aspects such as a close blood relationship between the partners, the possibility of one party being underage, and inability to consummate the marriage. In relation to financial situations, the methods may result in difficulties in dividing family assets while the community could be negatively affected by the possibility of people easily end their marriages upon dissatisfaction. For employers, these methods may contribute to the inability of the parties to perform effectively in their specific job duties.
Lehr v. Robertson:
One of the most essential relationships in the American society is the parent-child relationship because of its effect on the nurture and safety of dependent people. The Lehr v. Robertson case is a lawsuit that was based on the protection of the relationship between a parent and child. This case examined the state's protections of parental rights in relation to an unmarried father's unclear relationship with a child he was…
Formation of a Contract:
A hypothetical situation for the formation of a contract where an offer, acceptance and consideration is made is where Martin Brown is the buyer while Harvey Thomas and Nancy Thomas are sellers. The buyer is represented by Broker Hank Adams of NC Buyers First, Inc. whereas the seller is represented by Brokers Sue Ellen Sellars of We Sell Homes, LLC, which are real estate firms with current and active licenses ("Contract Practical Exercise," 2011). The buyer seeks to purchase a property situated at 313 Harmony Rd. that was developed in 1979 and provides an offer which he signs and delivers to the sellers.
The offer has several considerations including the purchase price, due diligence fee and period, settlement date, and initial earnest money deposit. The other considerations are the lack of exceptions, the lack of an addenda attached to the offer, uncertainty about proposed or confirmed assessments, and the lack of Contingent Sale Addendum though the buyer
women come out of an abusive relationship, the negative psychological traumas they feel continue. This study makes a comparison between forgiveness therapy (FT) and alternative therapy (AT)-assertiveness, anger validation and interpersonal skill building for women who have been abused emotionally and had been separated permanently from their romantic partner or spouse for up to two years or more. A total of 20 women in Midwest city who were abused
Literature Review Domestic disputes, domestic violence, family violence, or intimate partner violence are terms often used interchangeably and usually are related to conflicts between or among family members (Buzawa et al. 2008). Whatever it is labeled, these issues occur in every country, across all religious lines, and evidence of abusive relationships and both abusive and victim-type personalities can be seen in a variety of social situations (Versola-Russo & Russo 2009; Williams
Marital Success The high divorce rates in First World nations have encouraged researchers, family counselors, and religious advocates to investigate the core foundations for the creation of a successful marriage. Starting in the 1960s, evolving social context ultimately shifted the rationale in why individuals choose to marry, and over time, divorce has come to be viewed as the preferred alternative to an unhappy marriage. One main fundamental principle to achieve
" Emecheta uses metaphors, similes and allusions with appropriate timing and tone in this book, and the image of a puppet certainly brings to mind a person being controlled, manipulated, made to comply instantly with any movement of the controlling hand. In this case Ego seems at the end of her rope -- the puppet has fallen nearly to the floor and is dangling helplessly. The Emecheta images and metaphors are
WESLEY J. SMITH'S TRUTH ABOUT ASSISTANCE" Wesley J. Smith's analysis of euthanasia and assisted suicide is logically flawed in several ways. First, rather than discussing the main arguments supporting the idea in principle, Smith attacks the most extreme scenarios imaginable, and presents unethical and completely unconscionable applications of assisted suicide to which even its staunchest proponents object as strongly as do those opposed to it. Likewise, his concern that the concept of
On the other hand, it is not always about the negative effects of cost cutting that is important to focus on during the analysis of whether the strategy is beneficial or more costly. There are researches and studies that also reveal the positive sides of cost cutting. The problem being focused in this paper, however, is the study and analysis of how much benefits can cost cutting really bring to