CT DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW BLOG

Unsurprisingly, people often ask us what the waiting period in Connecticut for divorces is. Many of Freed Marcroft’s divorce clients highly value their time, and one of their goals is...

Updated November 27, 2023 Many people wonder whether there is any recourse when they discover that their spouse hid assets during their divorce. When a former spouse hides income, you can...

Sometimes spouses fear that their spouse will hide assets while a divorce is pending. There are multiple ways that Connecticut addresses this during the divorce — the first by preventing it from...

Sometimes, following the final judgment in a divorce or another family law matter such as a child custody action, you may consider filing a “Motion to Open or Set Aside...

One of the questions we are asked at Freed Marcroft is how a spouse’s infidelity impacts property division in a Connecticut divorce.  Discovering that your spouse has been unfaithful can be emotionally devastating,...

Sometimes spouses fear that their spouse will spend, retitle, or move assets while a divorce is pending.  Others fear that their spouse will incur large debts.  There are two main ways that...

 How are assets protected during a divorce?  It's a common question given that sometimes spouses fear that their spouse will spend, retitle, or move assets while a divorce is pending. ...

Updated December 3, 2023 Most people know that prenups allow future spouses to decide what will happen to their finances should they decide down the road to divorce. But there...

Many people want to understand what impact adultery can have on property division in Connecticut divorces. Confusion on this issue is understandable — and the answer has changed significantly over the years. Please...

One of the questions we are most often asked by individuals thinking about a divorce is "Can I get divorced without going to court in Connecticut?" As with many family...