CT DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW BLOG

When you are preparing to meet with a custody lawyer, it’s very normal to wonder: “What will my child custody attorney ask me?” Read on to find out. Your Child...

Sometimes a parent will wonder how to add another parent’s name to a birth certificate.  The answer depends on your particular situation.  Read on to learn more. Married Parents and...

Many people want to avoid going to court in person. The new online divorce process in Connecticut can be a great option. Read on to learn more. Getting Divorced Online Without...

Many people with children worry about enforcing child support orders. Or, in Other words: “What happens if my ex doesn’t pay the child support that the court ordered?  And how...

Parents involved in a divorce or child custody litigation may hear the term “Attorney for the Minor Child” or “AMC.” It’s reasonable to wonder: “What is an Attorney for the Minor Child?” Read on to...

Parents involved in a divorce or child custody litigation may hear the term “Guardian ad Litem” or “GAL.” It’s reasonable to wonder: “What is a Guardian ad Litem?” Read on to learn more. What’s the...

A common worry for people getting divorced is: “What happens if my ex-spouse doesn’t follow the divorce court’s order?”  Or, in other words, how do you enforce a divorce court...

Among the decisions that get made in a divorce, sometimes spouses forget about life insurance. In the midst of resolving custody and parenting, alimony, child support, and property division, prioritizing life insurance sometimes falls by...

More and more Connecticut employees are receiving stock options from their employers. Stock options can have significant value and often play an important role in divorces — especially high net worth divorces....

Many people wonder whether and how Connecticut courts will divide a 401k in divorce.  Connecticut is an “all property” property division divorce state.  That means that Connecticut courts can divide all of either spouse’s property in a divorce —...