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;undue hardship:A In the context of family law, this phrase comes up in Child Support Guidelines as well as applications to waive court fees. The term used by "undue" essentially means excessive, exceptional, or disproportionate. for example, if someone would have to sacrifice a reasonable expense in their life in order to pay the amount in question, this would be an ''undue hardship''. In the Child Support Guidelines to describe this term describes circumstances when payment of the table amount of child support would cause financial difficulty for either the payor or the recipient of support, potentially justifying an award of support in an amount different than the table amount. See "child support," "Child Support Guidelines" and "table amount."
;unjust enrichment:A legal remedy when money, services, or other benefits are unfairly received by one person at a corresponding loss to the person providing the money, services or benefits. See "constructive trust."
;unlawful:Acts or omissions that are contrary to legislation or the common law. See "lawful."