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Divorce triggers a number of concerns. One of these is your finances. What will you walk out of the marriage with? How will you live off one salary? How about child and spousal support? While you can wake up one morning and file for divorce, it is in your best...
You and your soon-to-be ex probably gave considerable thought to how you were going to tell your child that you had decided to divorce. Have you given your child any guidance on how they should tell the kids and adults in their life about this turn of events – or how...
When you sign a prenuptial agreement, you do so to protect your interests in the event of a divorce. Therefore, you may think that you have everything covered, only for the agreement to be voided when the time comes. You may be left dealing with unexpected financial...
When married or unmarried parents of a minor child end their relationship, formal child custody and child support arrangements need to be established by a Connecticut family court. Not so long ago, a straightforward award of sole, primary or joint custody – along with...
Dissolving a marriage with children can be complicated. For starters, you need to inform them about your decision and answer tough questions from them. So, when should you do this? This guide discusses when to tell your kids about the divorce: When you have adequate...
Every person who chooses to file for divorce has their own reason, and often there are numerous factors that contribute to an individual’s ultimate decision to divorce. For many spouses in Connecticut, the discovery of an extramarital affair is the final straw that...
Prenuptial agreements, or prenups, often carry a negative perception in the minds of many. Some people view them as unromantic gestures or a sign of mistrust in the relationship even before the marriage. It is perhaps why bringing up the topic of a prenup can be a...
The majority of people like to keep their family life out of the public eye. When going through a divorce, achieving this aim can be tricky, particularly if you are a person of interest. Generally, details of divorce proceedings are a matter of public record. That...
In general, when one parent has sole custody, they typically have the right to make decisions regarding their child's travel, including taking them out of the country for vacations (unless there are restrictions specified by the court). When there is a joint custody...
When the court issues a custody and parenting time order, that order is legally binding. This means that unless a child custody modification is approved by the court, both parties are expected to abide by its stipulations. However, life’s circumstances can change...