CT DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW BLOG

Financial Affidavits are intended to give a clear and accurate picture of the incomes and finances of both parties to a custody action. They are not only required by the...

There are several initial Court filings. These may include Freed Marcroft’s Appearance as your attorney, a Custody/Visitation Application, an Answer, the Notice of Automatic Orders, or certain Motions your attorney...

In this phase you’ll complete the New Client Questionnaire and share with us the crucial information that will help your Legal Team prepare for and make the most of our...

My colleague Kelly is an excellent family law paralegal, and the Freed Marcroft paralegals are the point people for our clients when unexpected things happen that they want to discuss. In...

Divorces are finalized when the Court either (1) approves your Settlement Agreement, or (2) issues an Order following a Trial.  In either case, you will be formally divorced and officially...

When the Court assigns Trial Dates, it’s time for your legal team to begin preparing for trial in earnest. It's important to know that the fact that it's time to...

Your attorney is now in a place to pursue an out-of-court resolution.  You decide whether to offer or accept settlements.  We will share our legal advice and experience with you...

As you learned in your discovery kick-off session with your Paralegal, “discovery” is term we use for the exchange of legal information. In this phase, you have a lot of...

To begin the process of divorce in court, there are several initial filings.  These may include Freed Marcroft’s appearance as your attorney, a Petition for Divorce, Answer, or certain Motions...

We all get upset sometimes.  When we are in the middle of a divorce, we tend to get more upset than usual. It’s okay. Emotions are a critical part of...