What are two scenarios where an individual can have more than one spouse?

The correct answer highlights two specific scenarios in which an individual could have more than one spouse: deception about a second family and polygamous or polyamorous relationships.

In the case of deception, there are situations where an individual may be legally married to someone while also maintaining a relationship with another person, often without either party being aware of the other. This clandestine situation can result in an individual having multiple spouses legally, depending on jurisdiction and how laws treat such marriages.

On the other hand, polygamous and polyamorous relationships explicitly involve partnerships where a person may have multiple spouses or partners with the consent of all involved. These types of relationships are recognized in some cultures and legal systems, where an individual can be legally married to more than one spouse simultaneously.

These scenarios distinctly demonstrate that legal and social norms can allow for or lead to situations where multiple spousal relationships exist. Other options provided do not adequately capture legitimate or legally recognized scenarios of having more than one spouse in the context of family law, as they often pertain to informal relationships or arrangements that do not involve legal marriages.