There are many scenarios in which divorcing couples may opt to attend divorce mediation together. Sometimes, a high-profile career makes mediation the best option available, as maintaining privacy is critical for the spouses. Other times, concerns about custody...
After decades of shared experiences, some couples discover that their paths have diverged, leading them to seek fulfillment independently. These couples often possess substantial assets, having accumulated wealth through years of hard work and, if prudent, wise...
For people beginning the divorce process this year, the process of dividing assets can be more complicated than it might normally be. The value of assets like retirement and investment accounts is fluctuating at sometimes dizzying rates, with even seasoned economic...
Divorce has the potential to be a very difficult process. Spouses often find themselves disagreeing about what is necessary and what is fair. Property division can be a source of conflict as spouses begin preparing to separate their lives. The assets that they have...
When parents in Connecticut decide to separate, they must agree on child custody arrangements. These arrangements cover how parents will make major decisions about their child's life and how they will share time with the child. If parents cannot reach an agreement,...
After the end of a relationship between parents, establishing shared custody is standard practice. Each parent has a certain amount of time with the children and also a degree of legal authority. The parents usually need to communicate regularly about the children to...
Relocation or moving away to a new home can make child custody arrangements tricky. In Connecticut, both parents have the right to a relationship with their children, whether they're married or not. When one parent moves, it can be hard to maintain that shared...
When parents separate, determining child custody can be challenging. Here are five frequently asked questions about child custody in Connecticut, providing clarity on this sensitive issue. 1. What are the types of custody? In Connecticut, child custody encompasses two...
Mediation is a common way to resolve family law disputes without having to go through a time-consuming court process. This is usually a less adversarial and more collaborative approach to getting things resolved than traditional litigation, which is beneficial to some...