No one wants to deal with the pressure of a debt collector on top of the distress that debt alone brings on. Unfortunately, some debt collectors also overstep their bounds and begin harassing people they want to collect from, even though this is illegal. Can you do...
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How stepparent adoption works in Connecticut
Connecticut stepparent adoption requires the stepparent to live in the state for at least 6 months. Both biological parents must give permission. The court waives permission of an absent parent after 12 months of abandonment. Learn more about the stepparent adoption...
How can you tell your spouse you want a divorce?
To determine that you need to separate from your spouse can be difficult. Once you know you want to split, how can you tell him or her the news? According to Psychology Today, treating the initial conversation can set the tone for the rest of the divorce. The...
How can you create a successful co-parenting strategy?
One of the most important decisions you have to make during a divorce is how to raise your children through the divorce and to follow. A parenting agreement provides rules to follow, but the best way to co-parent is to have a strategy with the other parent. A...
What belongs on a post-divorce plan?
You know what tasks you must accomplish for your divorce, but did you cover all necessary ground? For instance, do you know what items to check off after finalizing your divorce? The American Bar Association explains how to tie up loose ends after ending your...
How can a collaborative approach to divorce reduce stress?
Many people associate divorce with stress and frustration. Between child custody, asset division and court visits, it can seem overwhelming at times. However, collaborative divorce is another less-known method for getting a divorce. This process allows you more...
Do Connecticut parents have to pay for college after divorce?
The FAFSA automatically assumes that parents plan to pay for some or all of their children's higher education expenses when determining the financial aid eligibility of said offspring. This is in spite of the fact that neither federal nor state law obliges them to do...
3 tips for successful coparenting
One of the biggest concerns you have about getting divorced may be how your children will react. Although divorce can significantly alter your life and the lives of your children, it is a common experience for many. According to the American Psychological Association,...
Why can you change a child custody order?
You have a 2-year-old child, and you and your ex split custody. You've been doing this for about a year now, ever since your divorce. While it's worked out fairly well, you're wondering how you could get the order changed. Perhaps you want full custody. Maybe you do...
2 ways to have fun with your preschooler on visitation day
So you just went through a six-month-long child custody battle. Just when you thought you'd never get to see your child again, the judge awarded you two weekends a month to spend with your toddler. You're thrilled, but you're also terrified. What will you do with each...
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