CT DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW BLOG

Understanding how long your divorce might take isn't just important—the timeline is often one of the top priorities for many clients. Plus, the anxiety that comes from not knowing what...

Choosing the right approach for your divorce can not only change your experience—it can change your future.  There are three main paths in Connecticut divorces: mediation, collaborative divorce, and litigation....

Reaching agreements through compromise can feel daunting during divorce—but it's also deeply empowering. Compromise doesn't mean surrender; it means actively shaping your future rather than staying stuck in the past...

Decisions about living arrangements—both short-term and long-term—often carry significant anxiety at the beginning of a divorce.  At Freed Marcroft, we give you strategic insights to make housing decisions that align...

Fears around financial uncertainty are common at the beginning of a divorce—but confidence and clarity are achievable. At Freed Marcroft, we help you transform financial questions into actionable plans. Our...

Fear of the unknown lies at the heart of nearly every worry at the beginning of a divorce. It's the question mark behind most anxious thoughts: What comes next? How...

Many people don't know that there are actually two types of divorce mediation that prevalent in Connecticut.  At Freed Marcroft, we believe divorce isn't just about the end of a...

At Freed Marcroft, we ask for your Net Promoter Score (NPS) feedback at the end of each stage of your case because we’re always working to make your experience even...

Your Second Strategy Session is a pivotal moment in your case. By this stage, we’ve gathered significant information—both from you and likely from the other side through discovery. This session...

Back in the earlier stages of your time with Freed Marcroft, we explained that at some point during your divorce, you’ll need to prioritize your goals for your divorce in...