CT DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW BLOG

Updated November 27, 2023 One of the questions many people have is “What is a Motion for Modification?” When the court finalized your divorce, it issued a divorce decree. That divorce...

Many people wonder “What are the most common post-judgment motions?” When the court finalized your divorce, it issued a divorce decree. That divorce decree is a final, enforceable court order. But...

One of the questions many people have is “What is a Motion for Contempt?” When the court finalized your divorce, it issued a divorce decree. That divorce decree is a...

We are often asked, “If my ex and I have joint physical custody of our kids, do I still have to pay child support?” The short answer is yes, there is often child support...

Many people wonder whether Connecticut is a no fault divorce state. The short answer is that Connecticut is both a no fault divorce state and a for fault divorce state. To learn more, please...

Common law marriage shows up a lot on tv and in movies.  In fact, it’s such a common myth that many people in very long term relationships assume they are...

More and more long-term, committed romantic partners are choosing not to marry. While there is no common law marriage in Connecticut, and living together (or “cohabitating”) does not trigger any...

For many people, what will happen to the family house during a divorce is a major concern. It only makes sense — the house is emotionally complex for you, your spouse,...

We are often asked whether it matters who files for divorce first in Connecticut.  Like so many things in divorce, it really depends on your individual goals. That’s exactly why the Goals & Planning...

The idea of an initial divorce consultation with a family law firm gives most people some degree of anxiety. Below we will explain what you can expect at your Goals &...