A married individual's 401(k) is generally split between the spouses in the event of a divorce. As with all marital assets, the amount of the division is meant to be equitable and is based on a variety of factors including the length of the marriage, the contributions...
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Month: December 2014
Understanding what child support actually covers
Connecticut residents may not be aware that there are some common misconceptions concerning what child support covers, beyond the bare necessities of food and clothing. Every state has established guidelines in order to determine the monthly amount necessary to...
How is child support enforced in Connecticut?
Connecticut parents finalizing their divorces often suspect that their ex-spouse may refuse to pay child support, particularly when non-custodial parents are unhappy with court decisions regarding child custody. Despite court orders, parents who owe child support may...
Catering to the best interests of Connecticut children
Whether the child's parents come to their own custody agreement or a family court judge creates a custody agreement, the best interest of the child always comes first. This usually entails anything that will keep the child safe, happy and fulfilled. Ideally, both...
Property division during a divorce
Those in Connecticut who are contemplating a divorce may have an interest in learning more about the process. Though many people are aware that divorce can indeed be an emotional affair for all involved, some may fail to also consider the financial implications that a...
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