Connecticut courts determine custody based on the children’s best interests. A judge will try to keep both parents involved with the children’s upbringing if possible. However, there are times when one or both parents are not fit to raise these children. If you try to...
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Month: April 2023
How can I protect my child from my ex’s substance abuse?
Substance use disorder can negatively impact an individual’s ability to act rationally and reasonably, potentially putting the lives of those around them in danger. If your ex shares custody of your children and you notice signs of substance abuse, you can take steps...
Should you sell a business to split the profit in divorce?
The process of asset division is long, complex and often leaves both members of the couple stressed. This process becomes even rockier if the couple owns assets like a business. In most cases, a couple can break down a business into its divisible parts and equitably...
Dividing investments in a Connecticut divorce
When a couple decides to end their marriage, dividing their assets can be a complex and emotional process. One significant aspect of this process involves splitting investments, such as stocks, bonds and mutual funds. It is important to understand how the courts...
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