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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...
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...
When parents of minor children get divorced, they sometimes decide to sell the family home. This is a straightforward tactic for parents who are simply trying to divide their assets. Selling the home for a profit means they can split that profit (or otherwise...
The divorce process is challenging for the family on every front, especially when making decisions about child custody and determining who will pay child support and how much. Parents often wonder how the divorce will impact them financially and whether they can make...
Divorce can be a confusing and expensive process. As you begin your divorce, you may wonder if you can represent yourself instead of hiring an attorney. In Connecticut, you're allowed to represent yourself in all court cases, including divorce cases. The state even...