Even though Jake was stationed overseas, he got married by proxy to Ann when he found out she was pregnant. What was initially a wedding attended by friends and family via Facebook Live ended up being watched by millions. Their wedding went viral, and for a while, they were even able to monetize their videos. However, Jake and Ann soon stopped communicating, and Ann remarried, assuming that Jake had gotten divorced overseas. Since Jake thought Ann filed for divorce, he married Cristina, who was also in the military, and they even married in the tradition of the country they were stationed in. Unfortunately, due to chemical poisoning, Jake passed away, and when Cristina finished her tour, she returned to the U.S., where she proceeded to file in probate court for Jake's estate. In this case, the court would rule that _____________. Question 7 options: a) while both parties were bigamous, Enoch Arden statutes apply and prevent Ann from sharing in Jake's estate b) the proxy marriage, if valid, would supersede Jake's marriage to Cristina, who is considered a putative spouse, but Cristina is still entitled to a share of the estate c) both parties committed polygamy as neither party made reasonable faith efforts to confirm their marital status, thereby allowing Cristina a full share of Jake's estate d) proxy marriages are not valid for purposes of intestacy