Family Law Blog

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...

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...

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...

Couples having significant marital problems often consider trying to separate before filing for divorce. They may refer to their separation as a “legal separation” but rarely is that the case. Instead, they just mean they are living apart. Terms like “trial...

  During your divorce case, there may be circumstances in which experts are summoned to shed light on complex matters. Whether it be real estate appraisers, financial experts, and more, these individuals can be incredibly beneficial to the court. In our latest...