The turbulent waters of child custody negotiations can complicate a divorce in many ways. They often bring hidden fears or concerns parents may have about their kids to the surface, manifesting in unexpected ways. Some parents even refuse to cooperate, a perhaps...
Year: 2024
When parents want to have a “prenup talk” with their adult kids
Whether you have a family business, some property jointly owned with your adult child or your adult child is simply going to be the beneficiary of family assets someday, you’re likely concerned as a parent about getting a solid prenuptial agreement in place, if and...
Tips for small business owners who are going through a divorce
Small business owners who are going through a divorce need to think about their company when they’re navigating the process. This isn’t something that’s going to be easy, but putting things into perspective can benefit the situation. If you are divorcing and you...
Can dating affect your child custody case in Connecticut?
Moving on after a separation or divorce is a natural part of the healing process. However, when children are involved, the introduction of a new romantic partner can introduce complexities to one’s situation, particularly regarding child custody arrangements. The...
Signs of hidden assets in your Connecticut divorce
When it comes to divorce, financial concerns are often a major consideration for those who enjoy a higher standard of living during their marriages. More marital resources may give someone more incentive to engage in misconduct and more opportunity to do so. As a...
The key components for co-parenting success
Co-parenting after a separation or divorce has its challenges. Even though there is no longer a marital partnership, former couples who share children must maintain some sort of relationship. It's crucial to understand that, despite personal feelings, fostering a...
What does the court consider parental interference?
Divorce takes an emotional toll on everyone involved. It doesn’t get any easier when children are involved. In this case, parents must work out a parenting plan that takes into account the best interests of the child. When a parenting plan is adopted by the court, it...
3 reasons the divorce rate is falling for younger generations
The divorce rate for Americans is not what it used to be. Older couples are still splitting up at an increasing rate, but younger generations have a far lower divorce rate. If you’ve noticed this change over the generations, you may find yourself wondering why it...
Why many divorcing couples choose mediation to resolve disputes
Couples in Connecticut often assume that divorce will inevitably involve a protracted, frustrating conflict. That is true in many cases. Spouses can't find a way to cooperate and end up litigating in family court over property division, alimony and custody matters....
What is virtual visitation?
It can be difficult to maintain the level of contact with your child that you would like after you divorce. Perhaps the court ordered that they spend most of their time living with their other parent. Or perhaps your job takes you away for long periods so you cannot...