Take the Divorce Knowledge Quiz
Many people think they know all about divorce. This knowledge is usually derived from something they saw on TV or advice they got from a friend or family member that went through a divorce(see article The 3 Biggest Mistakes People Make When Getting a Divorce. Test your knowledge by taking our Divorce Quiz. Your score may surprise you.

True or False?

1. When splitting a 401k-retirement account with proper QDRO documentation you may be able to draw funds without incurring the early with drawl penalty.
True   False   

2. Only one parent is responsible for paying financial support for the children.
True   False   

3. All debts incurred for the good of the family during the marriage are equally the responsibility of both husband and wife.
True   False   

4. Less "child support" is required if the family chooses a joint physical custody arrangement
True   False   

5. The primary physical custodial parent may withhold visitation if child support payments from the other parent are not made.
True   False   

6. Spousal Support should be considered as a means to equalize life styles and/or compensate for such things as educations received, and career advancement
True   False   

7. Deeding a home with a mortgage to one spouse will terminate the obligation the other spouse has on the mortgage.
True   False   

8. After the Divorce all credit agencies will change the names on the debts and even remove one of the spouses names if they have a copy of the decree which outlines who will be responsible for those debts.
True   False   

9. Both parents are responsible for expenses incurred on all extra curricular activities for the children.
True   False   

10. Both parents are required to have medical coverage for the children
True   False   

11. A divorce decree can state that one spouses insurance company continues to carry the other spouse on the policy.
True   False   

12. Life insurance for the other spouse as a safety net to assist in the care of the children is optional
True   False   

13. During the marriage, if one spouse contributes 5000.00 toward the purchase of the house and the other spouse contributes 12,000 then the second spouse should get a credit of seven thousand at the time of the divorce.
True   False