Name the Animal
Family Life
Four Phases of Adulthood
Family Law
Family Law II
100
Competing
What is a Shark
100
The last child is living on their own
What is the Empty Nest
100
This stage of life involves finding a life partner
What is Young Adult?
100
Both parties must be at least 18 years of age in order to enter into this legal relationship.
What is Marriage?
100
There are two types of this way to add children to your family; open and closed.
What is Adoption?
200
Compromise
What is a Fox?
200
Raising children
What is the Parenting Stage?
200
Exiting from a main career usually occurs during this stage of life.
What is the Retirement Stage?
200
The Legal dissolution of a marriage
What is Divorce?
200
Any property that is acquired through the labors of either spouse during marriage.
What is Community Property?
300
Accommodation
What is a Teddy Bear?
300
After one or both partners end a career.
What is Retirement Stage
300
This stage of life may find one managing health limitations
What is the Old Age Stage?
300
These laws protect a young person's right to get an education without undue pressure from work.
What are Child Labor Laws?
300
Laws designed to protect the rights and well being of family members.
What are Family Laws?
400
Concession
What is a Turtle
400
Open to marriage or committed union
What is the Coupling Stage?
400
This stage involves raising children
What is Middle Age?
400
These laws require parents to be financially responsible for their children until 18 years of age.
What are Child Support/Child Custody laws?
400
This can be declared if a married person disappears for a certain period of time.
What is Desertion?
500
Consensus
What is a an owl?
500
Beginning stage of the Family Life Cycle
What is the Independence Stage?
500
This stage involves building financial security
What is Middle Age?
500
These are properties that can be proven to have been owned prior to marriage.
What is Separate Property?
500
This law entitles workers 12 weeks of unpaid leave per year following the birth or adoption of a child or to care for a family member with a serious health condition.
What is the Family Medical Leave Act of 1993?