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If you have gone through a divorce recently, you may be looking for some normalcy. Still, until sharing custody of your kids with your ex-spouse becomes routine, you can expect to have a bit of a learning curve. With luck, your ex is willing to make a good-faith...
If you intend to share custody of your kids with your ex-spouse after your divorce concludes, you may have some concerns about his or her decision-making capabilities. Specifically, you may worry your ex will leave your kids with someone who is irresponsible or...
It is easy to understand the appeal of online divorce. Many sites promise a quick and easy process that will save you time and money. However, there are several reasons why an online divorce may not be a good idea. 1. Most divorces are not simple Some divorces are...
Mediation could help troubled or contentious marriages end on a more positive note. The American Bar Association notes that mediators guide two opposing parties to meet outcomes that work for both individuals. Rather than becoming involved in a drawn-out court...
Getting a divorce is a life-altering decision. The notion of enduring the separation process and dividing assets is unappealing. You probably want to get everything over with as fast as possible. Skipping the step of hiring a professional is tempting. Subsequently,...
Even if ending your marriage is the right decision, your divorce is likely to come with some complex emotions. Specifically, you may feel angry, sad or even resentful. These emotions are not exclusive to you, of course. In fact, your kids are likely to experience even...
Divorce in Connecticut could involve negotiating a minor child’s custody arrangements. The family law statutes generally presume that a child’s best interests depend on a couple taking joint custody. Accordingly, the court may award legal custody to both parents, as...
Under Connecticut law, a parent can relocate either with the other parent's permission or by order from the court. However, the court considers several factors before coming to a decision. Three requirements of the relocating parent When the plan to move requires...
As your wedding day gets closer, you may have a list of places to go and activities to plan. One of those may be writing out a prenuptial agreement. Learning about the benefits of this process can help you see why you may want to craft one. Clarifying your debts and...
Individuals considering a midlife or “gray” divorce may choose a collaborative approach and avoid a courtroom. If you and your spouse both agree that your long-term marriage is over, you may wish to get through its dissolution smoothly before you go your separate...
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