Due in part to the transient nature of modern society, Congress enacted legislation governing interstate custody disputes. The two major legislative Acts are the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act (“UCCJEA”) and the Parental Kidnapping Prevention Act...
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Month: July 2017 News
Getting Divorced in Connecticut when there is a closely-held business
Many divorce cases in Fairfield County involve parties who own and operate their own businesses, including law or medical practices, small businesses, and family businesses. Parties living in Westport and Greenwich often want to know what will happen to the business in the event of divorce: Will the non-participating spouse get an ownership interest in the business? Will the business have to be sold?
What to expect at trial
Most cases are settled before they reach a final trial, and for good reason. Trials are emotional, unpredictable and costly. However, sometimes a settlement simply cannot be reached despite the efforts of the parties and their attorneys. If your case does not settle,...
Broder Orland Murray & DeMattie LLC published in Greenwich Times, July 6, 2017
Family Law firm expands to Greenwich. Greenwich Times Article, Thursday, July 6th, 2017.
Eric J. Broder speaks at Connecticut State Bar Association’s Annual Conference on the Top Ten Family Law Decisions, June 12, 2017
Attorney Broder focused specifically on cases: Dan v. Dan, Maturo v. Maturo and Borkowski v. Borkowski.
Under Connecticut Divorce Law, Can you modify an Alimony Order that has already been modified?
This exact issue was a subject of a well-known case entitled Borkowski v. Borkowski, 228 Conn. 729 (1994). Recently, I spoke at the Connecticut State Bar Association’s Annual Conference and Borkowski was amongst the cases I presented. The following explanation...
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