Family Law

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...

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...

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...

Pushing through a divorce alone may save you money in the short term, but it may cost you more than that in the long run. If you find yourself facing an unfair order regarding child support, making changes is not easy. Under Connecticut law, modifying orders relating...

The federal Department of Agriculture is urging states like Connecticut to implement child support cooperation agreements for people receiving food assistance. The USDA guidance was issued to state agencies overseeing the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or...