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Connecticut divorce law is the same regardless of a couple’s net worth. However, calculating alimony and child support and dividing property can be more complicated in a high-asset divorce. There are certain issues that spouses should be aware of to help ensure they...
Broder Orland Murray & DeMattie LLC is proud to announce that seven of our attorneys have been recognized by Best Lawyers®, the oldest and most respected peer-review publication company in the legal profession. Co-founding Member and Partner Eric Broder was...
When you’re getting a divorce, it can be difficult to think about what comes afterward. Among the changes you’ll experience in your life is a new financial situation. To prepare for that, it’s important to start taking steps during the divorce process to protect your...
In contentious divorces, child custody can become another battleground. While one or both sides may seek full custody, in most cases, they will often end up with joint legal custody. Full custody is relatively uncommon. When it is awarded, it is typically done after...
Prenuptial agreements are more flexible than most people realize. They can address a wide range of issues, including property rights and obligations. Connecticut law does provide guidance as to the topics that can be addressed in a prenuptial agreement. How Does a...
We’re excited to announce that our Partner and founding member, Carole Topol Orland, was recently named one of Westport Lifestyle’s 2024 Women of Westport. Carole was one of only 11 phenomenal women chosen for this honor, which celebrates the dedicated small business...
Unlike some states, Connecticut does not distinguish between separate and marital property in divorce. All property owned by either spouse at the time of the divorce is marital property subject to equitable distribution. However, that does not mean that all property...
The prospect of a child custody hearing can be scary for parents if they haven’t settled their custody and parenting issues. A hearing is an issue-focused trial. There is no jury, but parties are present in a courtroom with their attorneys, and there is a judge who...
Have you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse come to an agreement surrounding alimony? You may be curious as to whether or not alimony orders may be modified after the divorce has been finalized. In our latest video blog, Partner and Attorney Sarah Murray delves...
During a divorce, social media can play a significant role in shaping the outcome of your case. It’s imperative that you be mindful of your social media activity to avoid pitfalls and protect your interests. What Are Some Social Media "Do's" During a Divorce? Consult...
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