Family Law Resource Articles

When it comes to tax season, very few in Connecticut relish the thought of sitting down and preparing their return. For those who have gone through a recent divorce, tax season may be even less appealing than usual. The first post-divorce tax return can be a...

Connecticut parents who are going through a divorce or split from a spouse or partner often have many questions and concerns related to child custody. Such matters are often highly emotional and can quickly become heated and contentious. It's important, therefore,...

A Connecticut woman could face criminal charges after she took her three children out of state and failed to return them to their father on time. An Amber Alert was issued, but fortunately the mother and three boys - a 9-year-old and 7-year-old twins - were found with...

Connecticut readers may have seen a recent video that has caused quite a stir on the Internet and in print media. The footage features a two-year-old child hurling curse words and racial slurs back and forth with adults who are just off-camera. The video went viral...

Many Connecticut readers are aware of Sherri Shepherd and her role on the daily morning show "The View." While Shepherd may be known for her funny commentary, her current personal situation is no laughing matter. Her husband of three years is not only filing for...

Divorce is rarely easy for Connecticut couples, but it does not have to involve nasty and drawn-out courtroom battles. Many couples still believe that the only way to divorce is to hire lawyers, and have a judge decide their fate. However, mediation and collaboration...

Although there are many Connecticut parents who dutifully pay child support to the custodial parent every month without fail, there are also many who do everything possible to avoid the payments. They may have a low-paying job or no job at all. They may be men who...

A Connecticut attorney recently premiered his award-winning child custody short film for its premiere public screening. The two attorneys behind the film, one with filmmaking experience, are both former chairs of the Connecticut Bar Association's Family Law Section....

In most Connecticut divorces, child custody typically goes to one parent or the other. But what happens when neither parent is fit to care for the children due to drugs, behavior issues or other problems? In actor Charlie Sheen's case, another ex-wife graciously...

Tax season is now underway and many Connecticut residents have started on their 2014 returns. Those who have divorced in the past year may have some concerns about how child support is taxed. Is it tax-deductible to the payer? Does the payee have to claim it as...