Under Connecticut law, a parent can relocate either with the other parent's permission or by order from the court. However, the court considers several factors before coming to a decision. Three requirements of the relocating parent When the plan to move requires...
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What are the benefits of crafting a prenuptial agreement?
As your wedding day gets closer, you may have a list of places to go and activities to plan. One of those may be writing out a prenuptial agreement. Learning about the benefits of this process can help you see why you may want to craft one. Clarifying your debts and...
Should you sell your business before a divorce?
For many couples, the most frustrating aspect of a divorce is the process of dividing up assets. Business owners have the particularly puzzling task of breaking down the company into divisible parts between both individuals in the marriage. A simpler solution may be...
What does an unfit parent look like?
Parents have the legal right and responsibility to shelter and nurture their children to adulthood. When a parent cannot exercise reasonable fitness to care for their minor children, then other parties must step in to protect and provide for those children. Examples...
What is divorce mediation?
When you decide to get a divorce, you do not necessarily have to negotiate issues with your spouse in a court of law. One alternative to this process is to choose the divorce mediation process. According to Mediate.com, divorce mediation is a process where a neutral...
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...
3 tips for telling your kids about your divorce
After you and your spouse decide to end your marriage, you may worry about how this decision will affect your children. But this is a situation that many families navigate every year. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2019 in the U.S.,...
How Connecticut determines the “best interests of the child”
When you have a child with someone in Connecticut and the two of you disagree on parenting time or custody terms, you may need to ask the state’s family court system to come up with an arrangement on your behalf. When figuring out custody arrangements, the state...
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 cooperation help your child cope with divorce?
Divorce is a difficult period of time for anyone involved, which is not always just the divorcing couple. For parents like you, your child will also end up involved in the divorce one way or another, despite your best efforts. So how can you help your child cope with...
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