Ruel Burns Feldman shares our expertise with the community and those considering, or already involved in, divorce, custody, and other family law matters.
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
Divorce and child custody cases commonly involve litigation, but a court case is not the only method for resolving these matters. Connecticut couples can opt for mediation, the collaborative process, or private arbitration as an alternative to litigation. Each of these methods has unique strengths and drawbacks, and it is important to carefully consider which … Read more
When couples with children divorce or otherwise go their separate ways, many important decisions concerning child custody and other child-related matters must be made. An attorney who is experienced with family law in Connecticut can guide you through the child custody process and help you arrive at an effective parenting plan. What is a parenting … Read more
Compared with litigation, the collaborative process is generally a less contentious, more constructive way to arrive at a divorce agreement and/or a child custody agreement. Because of its non-adversarial nature, the collaborative process helps parties lay the groundwork for more successful co-parenting and more productive communication on matters impacting their children in the years following … Read more
When couples divorce in Connecticut, and one or both parties own a share in a closely held business, this adds a certain complexity to the divorce proceedings. It is important to work with a family law attorney with extensive experience in the division of business assets in Connecticut divorces. If my spouse and I … Read more
In a Connecticut divorce, the division and distribution of assets is a complex process that is unique to your set of circumstances. Here is what you need to know to protect your financial future. How are assets divided in a Connecticut divorce? In Connecticut, all assets are subject to division and distribution to one … Read more
Not all divorces and child custody matters involve litigation. Many people choose the collaborative process, which is generally a less contentious, more constructive way to arrive at a divorce agreement and/or a child custody agreement. What is collaborative divorce? Collaborative divorce is a process through which spouses and their respective attorneys commit themselves to … Read more
Child custody battles are among the most complex and heart-wrenching matters in family law. If you and your child’s other parent are planning to divorce or otherwise part ways, and you disagree about your child’s living arrangements and/or how other major decisions about your child should be made, consult an experienced family law attorney with … Read more
If you are going through a divorce in Connecticut, you may have questions about whether alimony applies to your circumstances. Below is a look at how the court makes decisions about whether to award alimony, as well as the amount and duration of payments. What factors are used to determine if alimony should be awarded? … 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