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...
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How may I dissolve my marriage through mediation?
Mediation offers a personal approach to ending your marriage with assistance from an impartial third-party intermediary. You may, for example, prefer taking your time to discuss property and child custody without the involvement of a divorce court judge. As reported...
How can you deal with a hostile co-parent?
Discussing sensitive topics like where your child may go to school next year or what medical treatment he or she needs with your co-parent can often feel stressful if your co-parent is hostile. Learning about how to speak respectfully and efficiently with an ex-spouse...
Can you change child support payments after divorce?
During your divorce, the court may have considered many factors when determining the amount of child support you either pay or receive. In addition to your income, health and job skills, a judge may have based support amounts on the specific educational, medical and...
Can bird nesting work for your family?
Bird nesting exists as a potential form of co-parenting and housing in the event of a divorce. It offers unique benefits to both you as co-parents and also to your child, which means the whole family can benefit from it. However, it does not work for every single...
What Connecticut courts consider when you ask to relocate
When you share a child with someone in Connecticut and want to move away and take your child with you, there are certain steps you must take before you may do so. First, you need to try to get permission from your child’s other parent. If he or she refuses your...
How may Connecticut couples divide their homes during a divorce?
Under Connecticut's divorce statutes, couples divide their assets fairly between them. Property that you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse bought together during marriage distributes based on fairness in divorce. To determine what is fair, however, may involve discussions...
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