Discuss how the presumptions regarding child custody have changed over the past 250 years.

Discuss how the presumptions regarding child custody have changed over the past 250 years. 2. How are disability and personal injury awards treated in cases of divorce? Are they considered marital or separate property? How is this determined? 3. Amold and Lisa dated for two years before they got engaged. Arnold worked in real estate, and Lisa worked as a nurse. Lisa met Arnold’s very wealthy family, who frequently told her what a great catch he was because of all the commercial rental property he had inherited from his family. During the second year they dated, Arnold made sure that Lisa visited every piece of property he owned. About six months before the wedding, Amold asked Lisa to sign a premarital agreement. The agreement called for Lisa to receive $70.000 a year in alimony for five years if the couple divorced. Arnold and Lisa are now getting divorced because Lisa discovered he was having an affair with her best friend. Explain the four factors that will persuade a court that the premarital agreement is enforceable. Part B: Answer each of the following questions in 2 to 4 sentences. Each answer is worth 4 points. 1. As a way of fulfilling its duty to aid custodial parents in collecting child support payments from noncustodial parents, can a state withhold a marriage license until child-support payments from an earlier marriage are brought current? Why or why not?