Shelton Family Law Blog
Collaborative divorce may ease emotional and economic stress
In an ideal divorce, the couple files uncontested and amicably files paperwork. They then move on with their lives and might even remain civil with each other. In fact, these divorces are becoming more common now that divorce no longer carries the stigma it once did....
Alternatives to a litigated divorce
Litigating a divorce can be costly, financially and emotionally, which is why divorcing couples who may be able to work with each other during the divorce process should consider the different options available to them instead of the traditionally-litigated divorce....
How can I save money in a divorce?
If you are going through a divorce, it is natural to have concerns about many things. Many people worry about the costs incurred after the finalization of the paperwork, such as child support or potential alimony.  However, the actual process of divorce itself can...
Dividing property through mediation versus litigation
A divorcing couple may encounter a lengthy process when they decide how to divide their property. Because Connecticut's divorce laws require distributing assets fairly, spouses could run into problems determining who takes ownership. If two spouses have trouble...
Concerns about your ex’s lifestyle and custody
When it comes to child custody, parents often have a lot on their plate. We realize that the emotional hardships people face due to custody matters are often significant and there is a wide range of topics that arise during custody disputes and problems related to...
The different options for dividing a business during divorce
The idea of dividing up a business during divorce can be a stressful one. Family law resources can help guide divorcing couples through these and other challenges during the divorce process, including providing help for divorcing couples who share a business....
Family law and your career
For those who end their marriage, many different responsibilities arise. Sometimes, people move beyond the hardships associated with their divorce relatively quickly, while others face difficulties for a very long time following the divorce process. For example,...
Using boundaries to safely navigate divorce
Going through divorce poses many challenges for couples in Connecticut, especially as they work to separate their lives and move forward as independent persons. The process of moving apart may create additional challenges for people who share children with their ex,...
Getting ready for child custody
Divorce is complicated but seeking a custody agreement or order that reflects the children’s best interest is a task that seems almost insurmountable. There are ways to deal with child custody challenges in Connecticut and help your children get through this difficult...
Moving, marital strain and divorce
For some couples, moving into a new home or even a different party of the country is very exciting. Couples cannot wait to begin their new lives and pursue lucrative opportunities, such as a better job or hobbies that one was previously unable to participate in. On...
