In a Connecticut divorce, the court will divide and distribute all assets among you and the other spouse in a manner it deems fair and equitable, based on all the facts and circumstances of your unique case. But first, the court needs a complete picture of your income and the value of all assets that … Read more
In Connecticut, spouses who are divorcing or parents who are engaged in a child custody/child support litigation are required to fully and accurately disclose their entire financial picture to both the other party and the court. As the penalties for failure to properly disclose your finances can be significant, it is important to comply with … Read more
Who you choose to represent you in your divorce can be critical to the outcome. It is important to choose a reputable attorney that not only has expertise in divorce and custody matters, but one that is the right fit for you and your unique circumstances. Factors To Consider When Selecting A Family Law Attorney … Read more
Once they decide to divorce, many people are unsure of exactly how the process will work. Every divorce is unique, but divorces in Connecticut follow the same general roadmap. Below is an outline of the main steps of a divorce in Connecticut and what you can expect at each phase. Initial Divorce Paperwork Is Filed … Read more
A divorce is a foundational change that can create upheaval for all involved. Even if you were the one to initiate the divorce, the process and aftermath of dividing your household, finances, and family unit can create undue stress for you and, if applicable, your children. Given the high levels of stress, mental health professionals … Read more
A new year is a new opportunity to make a fresh start. If you are considering divorce, going through the divorce process, or newly adjusting to post-divorce life, here are five tips for transitioning to a healthier, happier place this year. Divorce Resolutions For The New Year 1.Shift your focus to future opportunities. Rather than … Read more
If you are going through a divorce or involved in a child custody issue, you should be mindful about how you use social media and what other people post about you. Photos and comments that appear on sites like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and others could become evidence in your divorce or custody action and could … Read more
Many people think of their pet as a member of the family. Not surprisingly, many divorces include emotional battles over who gets to keep the pet. If your relationship with your best friend is important to you, you need to understand how Connecticut courts deal with pets in divorce. How do courts consider pets in … Read more
If you have been adversely affected by a ruling in the Connecticut Superior Court regarding your divorce or child custody case, you may be able to appeal the ruling to a higher court. Before proceeding, however, it is important to carefully discuss the potential rewards versus the risks of mounting an appeal with an attorney … Read more
As you go through the divorce process in Connecticut, you will be required to disclose certain information and documents to the other party. On the flip side, your spouse is required to disclose certain information and documents to you. Below is a closer look at the information and documents that must be made available, and … Read more