Family Law Blog

If you are considering divorce or in the process, you may be worried that your spouse could empty your joint account during the divorce. The reality is that your spouse cannot deplete your account, and if he or she does so, you have recourse in Court. This situation...

  In this day and age, the majority of our information is stored within our electronic devices. During a divorce, you may be tempted to snoop through your soon-to-be ex-spouse's personal devices to gain valuable insight that can benefit your case. However, doing...

Choosing the right attorney is an important first step in your divorce. You want someone with the requisite skills and experience, but also an individual you can feel comfortable working with and trusting with significant legal, financial, and emotional issues. As a...

The propriety of recording your children during a divorce can vary depending on several factors. Therefore, it's essential to consult with a family law attorney to understand your rights and limitations regarding recording your children.  In our latest video blog,...

A common misconception is that legal separation occurs when one spouse moves out of the marital home. That is not true. Living apart does not result in a legal separation and it does not matter whether the parties expect that their physical separation is going to be...

  During a divorce case, there are certain assets that can prove to be much more difficult to value than others. In our latest video blog, Partner & Attorney Carole T. Orland walks us through the process in which complex assets are valued, which assets can be...

In Connecticut, property may be split equally between spouses, but it is not mandatory. Instead, Connecticut law provides that all assets that exist at the time of divorce are subject to an “equitable distribution.” What Is Equitable Distribution? When spouses...