Family Law Resource Articles

Most Connecticut couples marry, with the thought of a prenuptial agreement never crossing their mind. They may think that such an agreement is only for the rich and famous. They may also believe that a prenup is unromantic and therefore dooming their marriage before...

Divorce is hardly ever easy for Connecticut couples, especially when children are involved. Having to shuttle the kids back and forth between two residences is not the ideal situation for anyone, but many parents do it and make it work. In many cases, courts ask the...

Legal experts in Connecticut know that child custody arrangements are sometimes subject to change. Whether one parent's living situation has changed, or a parent is accused of negligent parenting, the agreements can be considered living documents that can be modified....

Prenuptial agreements are becoming more commonly used among engaged couples, prompting Connecticut couples to wonder if one might be right for them. In the past, prenuptial agreements were most commonly used in cases where one party was significantly wealthier than...

Getting a divorce can create several challenges. One of the most complex issues for many spouses going through divorce is understanding how assets will be divided. Married couples who have significant assets like a house, retirement plans, stock accounts or have their...

Individuals who begin the divorce process may feel confused and overwhelmed. These feelings are often exacerbated by other strong emotions and feelings including fear, excitement, regret and hope. Also weighing heavily on the minds of soon-to-be divorcees are concerns...

You're likely well aware that one of the most important aspects of a divorce case is the division of marital assets. You also probably have some idea of what you want, and what you could live without, in terms of your own marital property. But have you taken into...

Sharing a home with your spouse can lead to many different arguments, especially when homeowners are starting to renovate or remodel their home. While it can be difficult to agree on the renovation budget and style choices, are couples who renovate their homes more...

One of the most complicated parts of a divorce is splitting assets. Under Connecticut law, assets acquired during a marriage are subject to equitable distribution in a divorce. This can be challenging considering that many couples have intangible assets, such as...

Child support is a financial burden that many Connecticut parents have to face. Most parents try their hardest to make the monthly payments, while others make no effort at all. They ignore the child support order altogether and may even flee the state to escape the...