This Week's Blog by Nicole M. DiGiose In contested divorce proceedings, a Court will typically assign a case for a...
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The Evolution of Cohabitation
This Week's Blog by Jaime S. Dursht Although the term “cohabitation” is not statutorily defined or even mentioned in...
“The Rise of the Millennial Prenup”
From the New York Times' article posted on July 6, 2018: Engaged? Congrats! Here's when to consider a prenuptial...
The Connecticut Divorce and Children With Special Needs
This Week's Blog by Eric J. Broder In Connecticut, the divorce rate is higher for marriages involving children with...
Waiver of Estate Rights in a Prenuptial Agreement
In most jurisdictions, including Connecticut, absent a written agreement to the contrary, your spouse will...
Common Myths With Respect to Alimony in Connecticut
This Week's Blog by Sarah E. Murray Myth #1: Alimony is awarded for half the length of the marriage Myth #2: Lifetime...
How Does the New Tax Law Impact Alimony in Connecticut Divorce Cases?
This Week's Blog by Carole T. Orland The new tax law signed on 12/22/17 eliminates the alimony deduction for divorces...
Do I Need a Forensic Financial Expert in My Divorce?
In divorce cases at Broder Orland Murray & DeMattie LLC, we often add a forensic expert to our team. This is...
What is a Guardian ad Litem?
A Guardian ad Litem, often referred to as “GAL,” is an individual appointed by the Court to ensure that the minor...