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
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
As family law attorneys in Connecticut, we are asked many questions by clients during their initial divorce consultation. In this, the first part of a two-part series, we answer some of the most frequently asked questions we receive. How long does a divorce in Connecticut take? It depends on the complexity of your circumstances and … Read more