Chapter 11

1. To get a consent order both you and your spouse need to agree to the order
   True
   False
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2. After a trial, once you have written up the order you must:
   Have the judge proof read it
   File it at the registry
   Store it in a safe place
   Do nothing
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3. You can refuse to sign an order because you don’t think the judge was fair.
   True
   False
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4. The Family Maintenance Enforcement Program...
   Is a free service
   Enforces support payments
   Can be used by anyone with a support order
   Can be used by anyone with a filed separation agreement
   All of the above
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5. If your former spouse isn’t paying child support, you don’t have to let him have the kids during his weekend.
   True
   False
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6. When might a court make changes to your order?
   If the child’s needs and circumstances have changed since the order was made.
   If you have important evidence that wasn’t available when order was made
   If the conditions, finances, needs and circumstances of a spouse has changed
   All of the above
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