High asset divorce is complicated. High net worth divorces or high-income divorces involve a complex and vast number of assets or sources of income. Some[…]
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Child custody issues are some of the most difficult to deal with during a divorce. Parents can very easily begin to use their children as[…]
In Connecticut, the divorce process typically takes anywhere from a few months to several years. Some divorces take markedly more time, depending on the factors[…]
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[…]
As you and your partner prepare for divorce in Connecticut, you will likely begin the process of separating your lives. Untangling your relationship with your[…]
Nobody wants to experience a divorce, but it happens. In many cases, two people are simply better off apart than together. When a divorce is[…]
According to the Hartford Courant and the New York Times there is a growing trend over the last decade or two in “Silver” divorces, that[…]
Traditionally, in Connecticut, a divorce could not be obtained in less than three months. A new law taking effect October 1, 2015 will allow some[…]
I have seen it all, well sometimes I think I have. Adults using their e-mail and credit cards to hook up with other adults interested[…]