Parental alienation syndrome is a complex and emotionally distressing issue that can arise during or after a Connecticut divorce or separation. It occurs when one parent intentionally undermines the child's relationship with the other parent. Identifying the signs of...
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What is the process to adopt your stepchildren?
Building a blended family often brings moments of joy and challenges. As relationships within the family strengthen, some stepparents consider adopting their step-children to further solidify their bond. Adopting your stepchild in Connecticut not only provides a legal...
Strategizing a plan before you start a divorce
Choosing to divorce your partner can have a lot of repercussions, especially if you do not think things through first. Prior to making such a life-changing decision, make sure it is the right decision for you. Taking the time to weigh your options can help you feel...
Enforcing child support when your ex lives in another state
If the court awarded child support and your child's other parent refuses to pay, you could face a number of problems. Aside from financial concerns, such as the inability to buy groceries or pay bills, you could struggle with strong emotions such as anxiety or even...
Paying child support online in Connecticut
Whether you owe child support or expect to make payments after splitting up with your child's other parent, it is essential to familiarize yourself with various issues on this topic. Aside from going over factors courts review when calculating support obligations, you...
Is your ex-spouse’s new partner grounds for a custody change?
Child custody is one of the most important concerns during divorces involving minor children. It naturally remains a concern even after an order is in place. One circumstance that worries many parents is when their coparent suddenly introduces a new person into their...
Determination of an unfit parent in Connecticut
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...
Unpaid child support and your Connecticut licenses
If you have to pay child support, it is essential to stay current on your obligations to avoid serious penalties. On top of contempt charges, passport denial, losing your tax refunds and other financial consequences, you could face the suspension of your license(s)....
How can grandparents get custody of minor children
Have you acted as the primary caregiver for your grandchildren? Today, many grandparents are either primary or secondary caregivers. If you have concerns about the well-being of your grandchildren, you may wonder what you can do to gain custody. This is what you...
Should you self-represent during a divorce?
If you are going through a divorce, you may wonder what your options are to receive the best possible outcome for you and your children. During this already emotional, contentious and often financially draining time, the thought of rehashing all your marital problems...
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