CT DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW BLOG

On Thursday evening, Freed Marcroft was honored to host Hartford city officials, representatives of the federal Economic Development Administration (EDA), and judges from both the Evaluation Panel and Selection Committee...

Freed Marcroft is pleased to announce the firm’s physical expansion into New Haven County. We are even more pleased to announce that Attorney Lisa J. Cappalli is joining us as...

In spite of the victories that the LGBT community has enjoyed in recent years, the legal landscape for same-sex couples is still changing. It can be difficult for same-sex couples...

Tax season is coming, so let's take some time to review one of the biggest divorce topics: alimony. We will answer the two biggest questions in divorce, alimony and your taxes:...

Read on to learn what discovery is and what you can expect from discovery in Connecticut divorces. What is Discovery? Discovery is the exchange of legal information and known facts...

Updated November 27, 2023 A very common question is whether can alimony be changed in Connecticut after a divorce is final.  In other words, can you do a post judgment...

At the Goals & Planning Conference, we talked about what's going on in your life right now and developed your initial goals for what you want your life to look...

One of the most -- if not the most -- important keys to a successful working relationship between an attorney and a client is effective communication.  We have designed your...

Mandatory Disclosure and Production is one of the earliest stages of discovery in many Connecticut family law matters.  It is a part of multiple types of family law matters, including:...

The financial affidavit is one of the first, and most important, pieces of discovery in Connecticut family law. It is used in all types of family matters, including: Divorce Custody...