Yes. Under Connecticut law, married couples can obtain a divorce without seeking an assignment of fault. The state’s no-fault divorce law allows married couples to[…]
When you select a lawyer to handle your case, you trust that the lawyer not only has your best interests at heart but also that[…]
If you are getting a divorce in CT, alimony can be one of the most highly contested issues. Alimony, also called spousal support, is a[…]
The majority of attorneys do their best to meet your expectations and serve your needs, but there are some that make mistakes in representing you.[…]
Navigating a divorce is never easy, and this can be true from an attorney’s perspective, too. That said, an attorney representing you throughout your divorce[…]
Millions of Americans entrust a professional tax preparer with their tax records. We assume they know the rules of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) far[…]
The majority of attorneys do their best to meet your expectations and serve your needs, but there are some that make mistakes in representing you.[…]
It’s no secret that going through a divorce can be draining, both financially and emotionally. However, matters can become even more complicated when your spouse[…]
As attorneys, we are held to a certain professional standard that helps us be advocates for our clients. While many attorneys make mistakes, it’s our[…]
The bond between a lawyer and a client is built on trust and honesty. But what if that trust is broken? Can I sue my[…]