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Ending a marriage is a complex undertaking, often especially when there are children involved. As such, it can be difficult to learn how to separate the emotions that come with the process while dealing with your ex when it comes to your kids. In many cases, including...
Understanding the legal grounds for divorce is important for anyone considering this major life transition in Connecticut. The state allows for both fault and no-fault divorces, providing flexibility in how parties can approach the dissolution of their unions. What...
One all-too-common problem when parents divorce is that they turn to an older child or teen for emotional support. They may not realize they’re doing it. However, if a parent considers their child their “best friend,” they may share details about what went wrong in...
For fathers in Connecticut facing the complexities of life after divorce, the act of maintaining an active and involved relationship with their children can seem daunting. Despite these changes, fathers should remain a constant source of support, love and stability...
Child support is a legal obligation imposed on parents to ensure that they provide financial support in service of their children's upbringing. Once a child support order is handed down by a state court, those who are obligated to make payments accordingly are...
Property division matters are often a major stressor related to divorce filings. People may worry about the need to equitably divide their resources with a spouse. No one wants to lose the home equity that they have spent years building or half of their investment...
When couples break up or divorce, the people involved often desire a clean break. Seeing one another can trigger negative emotions ranging from anger to intense sorrow. A clean break is not often a realistic expectation when people share children with one another....
In Connecticut, alimony calculation is a pivotal element in divorce proceedings. While not all divorces involve spousal support, it’s important to understand the intricacies of this area of divorce if it’s a factor. Connecticut's method for calculating alimony hinges...
In many cases, family businesses are run by spouses. They may have decided to start a company before, as business partners, and later fallen in love and gotten married. Or they may have gotten married first and then decided to go into business together so that they...
When couples who share minor or otherwise dependent children get divorced, they must determine how they’ll manage their shared parental rights and responsibilities. This may mean dividing parenting time, which is the time that the child lives with them, or addressing...