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If a party is working and earning income can he or she still receive alimony? Even though one party in...

What does lifetime alimony mean? Lifetime alimony may seem like a great deal, especially if you're the one receiving it,...

Protecting Your Business Interest: The Role of Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements in Connecticut Divorce Cases Navigating a divorce is already...

The Complex Road: Timelines for High Net Worth Divorce Divorce can be a difficult process, but when it's a high...

Navigating High Net Worth Child Support in Connecticut When high-net-worth families in Connecticut face a divorce, child support calculations become...

High-Asset Divorce and Mediation: A Successful Strategy Divorce can be financially complex, especially in high-asset cases, and mediation is an...

What Is the Difference Between a Legal Separation and a Divorce in Connecticut? A decree of legal separation essentially has...

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In determining the amount of child support that one parent must pay to the other, the court follows and applies the Connecticut...

Extracurricular activities and unreimbursed medical expenses could be paid for in a number of ways depending on the circumstances of your...

In determining the amount of alimony that a spouse has to pay in a Connecticut divorce case, the court will consider a number of...

In determining the amount of alimony that a spouse has to pay in a Connecticut divorce case, the court will consider a number of...