FAQs Category: Custody

Fall is a time for transitions and back to schedules. Getting back into a routine is challenging for all families but especially challenging when there are 2 homes. Put your children first and set your differences aside for your children’s health and happiness. Tips to make the transition smooth: Be generous with your communication. Share …

I woke up groggy. My head was slightly achy and the balls of my feet throbbed from wearing high heels for over 10 hours yesterday. I touched my hair, feeling a knot that set in from too much hairspray, and my eyes felt heavy from eye make-up that was not completely removed last night. Then, …

Our office has received a lot of calls with questions about parenting arrangements during this chaotic time. The following are tips on how to weather the storm: Follow Your Parenting Agreement as Closely as Possible. Do not take advantage of the uncertain climate to withhold your child from their other parent. The courts are currently …

The question of whether children have a say in where they want to live during a divorce or custody dispute is a complex and sensitive issue. At Happy Even After Family Law, we understand the importance of addressing this matter with care. In this blog post, we’ll provide insights and tips to help parents navigate …

It’s that special time of year again, but for many divorced couples, the holidays can mean arguments, miscommunication, and anger. You have the opportunity to spare your child the pain of conflict with some planning and compromise. Because what does it look like otherwise? In my 20 years as a divorce attorney and representing children …

Questions about post-decree modifications in Connecticut? At Happy Even After, we work to ensure that our clients understand their rights and their legal options. If you have been divorced and are now considering going to court to request a modification to the terms of the court orders concerning child custody, child support, alimony or other …

Looking for answers about child custody and visitation in Connecticut? When parents get divorced, the issue of child custody is very often the most hotly contested aspect of the case. Both parents naturally feel very strongly about safeguarding their relationship with the children. They want to avoid causing unnecessary distress to the children, while at …