Child Custody

Child custody cases often involve complex decisions that affect the entire family. In some situations, a child's preference can influence the outcome. However, courts must balance the child’s wishes with other factors to determine the best interests of the child. When...

When parents split up, custody decisions affect a child’s daily life and emotions. Joint custody and sole custody are two common options. Each has its own challenges and benefits that affect kids in different ways. Stability and routine in sole custody Sole custody...

Unmarried couples share their lives, homes, and even children, but their legal rights differ from those of married couples. When an unmarried relationship ends, dividing property and determining child custody can become complex. Understanding these rights helps avoid...

Parental alienation can affect custody rights. This kind of behavior can hurt a child's relationship with one parent and impact what the court decides about custody.  Judges always put the child's best interest first, so parental alienation can lead to serious...

In today’s digital age, virtual visitation has become an increasingly important aspect of child custody arrangements. It is crucial for families to know the role virtual visitation can play in these vital arrangements. What is virtual visitation? Virtual visitation...

Stepparent adoption can be a beautiful way to solidify a family bond and provide legal recognition for the loving relationship between a stepparent and a child. However, the process can become complex when a biological parent objects to the adoption. In Connecticut,...

When deciding on child custody arrangements, the choice between joint custody and sole custody can significantly impact a child's development. Understanding the impact is crucial for parents and guardians in Connecticut. Emotional and psychological effects Children in...

Arranging custody can be hard. When a child has special needs, it's much more complex. It involves mutual understanding of how to provide this with the best support. A well-designed custody plan offers stability and meets the child's emotional and developmental needs....

Managing custody disputes becomes challenging when a parent refuses to follow a court-ordered custody arrangement. This creates stress and uncertainty for everyone involved, especially the children. When faced with this situation, it is important to know your legal...

When circumstances change significantly, a court may consider modifying an existing child custody arrangement. There are a number of common reasons for seeking a child custody modification. 1. Changes in parental circumstances Significant changes in a parent's life...