Divorce

A DUI could have a significant impact on your life even if your marriage was proceeding smoothly. However, if you are going through a divorce, the fact that you were charged by Connecticut authorities could play a role in how an eventual settlement is structured....

Making a decision to seek a divorce in Connecticut is not one that you should take lightly. This is because it greatly impacts every single part of your life, from your children, finances, taxes, emotions and other relationships you've built together. Therefore it...

Social media allows people to communicate with friends, family and business associates. Unfortunately, it may cause trouble for spouses involved in divorce proceedings. A Connecticut judge could make decisions based on information presented on Facebook, Instagram,...

When you and your spouse have decided to get a divorce in Connecticut, you can choose to utilize litigation or arbitration. Using arbitration may be a better option if you prefer a streamlined process, privacy and lower cost. Choosing the arbitration process for...

After resolving the issues related to your divorce, a final decree will be issued. If you settled the divorce in court, a Connecticut judge will typically issue and sign such a document. Ideally, you will review the document carefully to ensure that it is structured...

Divorce is never easy, but it can be especially difficult for children. They often feel caught in the middle and don't know who to turn to. You must focus on your kids and make them your number one priority during this time. Here are a few tips to help you do just...

Sorting out family law issues can be tough. If you’re going through a divorce, then property division can play a significant role in your post-marriage dissolution stability.  But more importantly, your child custody arrangement might affect the time that you spend...

If you’re like most divorcing individuals in Connecticut, then you may have some strong concerns about the impact that your marriage dissolution is going to have on your finances. While Connecticut is an equitable distribution state, meaning that marital assets should...

When couples in Connecticut begin a divorce case, they likely do quite a bit of research on their own to determine what the possible outcomes might be in their own case. However, each case is unique, with different facts and different issues to address. So, what legal...

The decision to get divorced is hard, even more so if you have concerns about how you’ll manage without your spouse’s assets and income. In Connecticut, the courts may award one party alimony if they believe they need it to support themselves. Alimony can be temporary...