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Traditionally, divorce has always been viewed as an adversarial process. There was a time when couples would battle it out in court and attempt to walk away as the winner. In reality, there are no winners in a divorce that is full of conflict, particularly if children...
As a loving parent, you may tend to put your children’s needs over your own. While that is an honorable intention, sometimes the best thing for everyone might be to put your needs first. One scenario where this can definitely be true is when considering whether to...
Love is a beautiful thing. And when you finally meet that special someone and decide to get married, you hope to be together “'til death do you part.” Unfortunately, for some couples, this is never the case. In the event that things fail to work, and divorce becomes...
If you file for divorce after 50 years of age, there are unique age-related financial concerns you must keep in mind. One issue is worrying if you have enough money to retire comfortably and enjoy your accustomed lifestyle. Research has proven that these concerns are...
Most parents, and the court, believe that planning out a co-parenting plan is in the best interest of their children. This way, with a co-parenting plan, parents can work together to uphold their responsibilities and obligations to their children. As such, visitation...
Couples divorce for several reasons, whether due to infidelity or some other flaw – or simply because they realize they just aren’t compatible any longer. A lot of people have some very similar questions when they’re approaching a divorce. Here are some of the most...
When you have a child with someone in Connecticut and no longer intend to continue your relationship with that person, the two of you will have to negotiate custody arrangements or prepare to litigate the issue in family court. Asking for your fair share of custody is...
Connecticut has one of the lowest divorce rates in the United States. As of now, the divorce rate in Connecticut is 10.50 percent. Nevertheless, it’s a tough yet necessary solution for many couples who continue to struggle in their relationships for various reasons....
When you’re in the process of divorcing, you’ll need to determine who gets what of your jointly owned assets. While it might be a relatively easy task to make sure each party gets their fair share of the money in the bank account, dividing real property is a more...
Most divorcing couples often find it difficult to resolve their differences without some form of intervention. This often happens when each spouse has strong preferences on various issues incompatible with the other spouse’s preferences. While some couples head to...