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In-Depth Explorations of Family Law
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Ruel Ruel Burns Feldman & Britt shares our expertise with the community and those considering, or already involved in, divorce, custody, and other family law matters.

The Role of Life Insurance in Divorce

Discussing Life Insurance

Life insurance can factor into a divorce case in Connecticut in several ways. If either you or your spouse or both of you hold a life insurance policy, here is what you need to know. Can I make changes to my life insurance policy while my divorce is pending in Connecticut? Once a divorce case … Read more

How can alimony orders be modified in Connecticut?

Alimony

Alimony orders are set by the court as part of an agreement in many divorces or after a hearing. Like other financial support terms of a divorce agreement, alimony can be revisited and modified in the future when there is a substantial change in circumstances. Modification of alimony orders may be requested either by the … Read more

What information must be disclosed in a divorce?

Disclosed information in Divorce

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

Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce in Connecticut (Part 2)

Telling children about divorce

As family law attorneys in Connecticut, we are asked many questions by clients during their initial divorce consultation. In this, the second part of a two-part series, we answer some of the most frequently asked questions we receive. Will I have to go to court during my divorce in Connecticut? If so, when and why … Read more

Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce in Connecticut (Part 1)

Divorce in Connecticut

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

Child Support for High-Income Earners in Connecticut

In Connecticut, both parents are obligated to support their children. When parents divorce or otherwise part, child support obligations are calculated according to the Connecticut Child Support and Arrearage Guidelines. The guidance in place for high income earners – who are defined as parents with a combined net income of more than $4,000 per week … Read more

Relocation with Children: Before or After the Custody Determination

When parents no longer live together and have minor children, there are circumstances where one of the parents may wish to relocate with the children. This scenario leads to some of the most difficult custody decisions and battles, especially if the decision to relocate is made after the divorce or entry of judgment of final … Read more