Family Law Blog

Married couples aren’t required to pay for their child’s college. However, in Connecticut, parents can be ordered to pay higher educational costs for their children as part of a divorce settlement or if a parent petitions the court at a later date. Educational support...

If you and your spouse decide to divorce and have significant assets, you may face some additional challenges in resolving financial issues compared to other couples. An attorney experienced in handling complicated assets can help with this process. In a high net...

Pensions may not be as common as they were years ago, but many people going through divorces in Connecticut have pensions, and these pensions can sometimes represent a significant portion of a couple’s assets. In Connecticut, retirement assets like pensions are...

Hidden assets in a divorce could make the process more complicated. If you're considering divorce but are worried that your spouse may have money or property you don't know about, hiring a skilled divorce attorney is critical. An experienced attorney can analyze...

When you are considering divorce or still early in the divorce process, it may be hard to imagine amicably resolving your conflicts with your spouse. However, the reality is that 97% of divorce cases ultimately settle. Connecticut courts and their dispute resolution...

A good thing that came out of COVID-19 in Connecticut was that the judicial system expanded its online services to keep people out of courtrooms and speed up the resolution of cases where the parties have resolved their matter by agreement. As a result, couples can...