FAQs Category: Divorce

No-fault divorce proceedings in Connecticut allow a couple to amicably and legally separate without proving that the need for a divorce stems from someone’s indiscretions or misconduct. Rather, Connecticut’s no-fault divorce policies allow couples to inform the courts that their marriage has broken down without pointed questions asked about their circumstances. Our team still encourages …

When you file for divorce in Connecticut, the court opens your case, sets a return date, and starts reviewing your requests about money, property, and children. No two divorces are the same.  Some are simple, but many involve complex issues like dividing property, creating parenting schedules, or finding hidden assets. Our firm helps people through …

Choosing the right divorce lawyer is one of the most important decisions you’ll make during this tumultuous time. It’s not just about finding someone with legal expertise—it’s about finding someone who listens, understands your goals, and has the tools to guide you toward the best possible outcome. To help you feel prepared, we’ve outlined seven …

Finalizing your divorce in Connecticut means completing a series of legal steps—from filing paperwork to attending court—before a judge can officially end your marriage. Understanding how to finalize your divorce in Connecticut is key to protecting your rights and reaching a fair outcome.  Our Connecticut divorce and family lawyers will lead you through this process, …

Breaking up. Splitting up. Dissolving the marriage. Each phrase exudes destruction, the death of a marriage. Perhaps a change in perception can change the course of the divorce for a couple who does not wish to spiral into the chaos of litigation. Consciously uncoupling was a term associated with the divorce of the famous couple, …

As the new year unfolds, a curious phenomenon comes into focus – January is often referred to as “Divorce Month.” What lies beneath this trend? In this blog post, we’ll delve into the psychology behind the surge in divorces during this month, offering insights and tips to help navigate the emotional complexities. Plus, discover how …

You’re in the middle of a contentious divorce and the Court has appointed a Guardian ad litem. As a parent, the thought of a stranger deciding where your child lives and when they spend time with each parent is anxiety-inducing. What and who is a Guardian ad Litem? A Guardian ad litem, also known as …

Divorce can be a challenging and emotional process, especially when it comes to dividing assets like a shared home. What happens when both partners want to keep the house? In this blog post, we’ll explore practical tips to navigate this common dilemma and provide insights to help you find an amicable solution. Plus, discover how …

In the wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Federal Government has passed the CARES Act which authorizes the distribution of stimulus checks to taxpayers. For those recently divorced or currently going through the process of divorce, these payments and what to do with them can become complicated. Will I get a check? For most taxpayers, …

Divorce can be consuming for those suffering through its emotional rollercoaster of an uncertain future. It’s not uncommon for the most civilized of people to behave badly during this process as they battle with grief and anger. While divorce may make adults weak in the knees, it is devastating to children. Children experience a different …