LATEST ARTICLES BY: Suisman Shapiro Attorneys-at-Law
Should you and your soon-to-be ex keep the rental property you own?
For many divorcing couples, the family home is the single most valuable asset they own. Whether it’s a small house in a suburban neighborhood or a sprawling home on acres of land, that home may also hold a great deal of memories. Determining what to…
4 reasons why a DIY divorce is not a good idea
A do-it-yourself (DIY) divorce may seem appealing due to the potential cost savings and the desire to handle the process independently. After all, divorces can be financially and emotionally taxing, and the prospect of cutting expenses by handling the process oneself can be enticing. If…
2 laws that can impact the outcome of your car accident claim
A car accident can happen out of the blue. If you suffer injuries and property damage following a car crash that is not your fault, you may be eligible for compensation for the resulting damages through a personal injury lawsuit. Like other legal matters, personal…
Do you understand how Connecticut property division laws work?
When you meet the love of your life and decide to marry, you hope you’ll spend the rest of your life together. Unfortunately, not all marriages are meant to last a lifetime. If all reconciliation efforts fail and you resolve to divorce, you have two…
Why children are a major driving distraction
The distractions caused by cellphones are well-known. But did you know that many people believe having children in the car can be even more distracting? It’s been found that children are one of the largest distractions for parents, and this is often a problem because…
An age guide for talking to your children about divorce
Adults view divorce as the intricate, nuanced problem that it is. Young children frequently have a tangible and self-centered perspective on things such as divorce. As a result, it’s often hard for parents to talk to their children about divorce. Here’s an age-by-age guide to…
Why would your workers’ compensation benefits be denied?
Many workers are eligible for workers’ compensation benefits after suffering from on-the-job injuries or illnesses – but obtaining those benefits isn’t always a straightforward process. Denied workers’ compensation claims are all too common, and the appeals process can be lengthy. That can leave an injured…
2 common dangers of driving at night
It’s inherently harder to drive at night. It’s estimated that drivers are three times more likely to experience a car crash at night compared to during the day. The low visibility of pedestrians crossing the street or walking along the road in the dark is…
How does in-car technology contribute to crashes?
Modern cars come with a host of technology to help drivers. Some, such as anti-lock braking systems, can improve your safety without you needing to do anything extra. Others require or tempt you to interact with them. Driving requires your full attention, so anything that…
Who can you claim against in a truck crash?
If you are involved in a collision with a truck, you may suffer severe injuries which require extensive treatment and rehabilitation. You may also need a lot of time off work as a result. The costs of all this can be very high, and often…
2 risks for homebuyers on the hot Connecticut real estate market
Higher interest rates and other economic factors have cooled the real estate market in some states, but not in Connecticut. Prospective home buyers will still face a combination of low inventory and plenty of competition with other buyers. Those who find a property that meets…
Issues that might cause a divorce
Connecticut law generally allows you to end your marriage for various reasons, such as infidelity, financial abuse or simply because you’ve grown apart from your spouse. There are many signs that your relationship may be on the verge of failing such as a lack of…
CT car crashes: injured drivers’ rights
Car accidents can be devastating and can change your life in a matter of seconds. Last year, there were 96,165 total crashes, with 180,782 vehicles and 230,621 people involved in Connecticut. Around 50% of these accidents resulted in fatal injuries. Just thinking about these numbers…
What is private divorce mediation?
Divorce mediation is an option that allows spouses to go through the divorce process in private. It provides them with the guidance of a professional mediator to assist in any issues that may arise. In Connecticut, there are two kinds of private mediation: interest-based or…
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