CT DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW BLOG

Many people ask us how long does a divorce take in Connecticut?.  Read on to learn more about how long divorces tend to take — as well as some tips that tend...

While we all try to keep ourselves healthy and safe during the coronavirus pandemic, people with divorce and family law issues have an additional question: are Connecticut Courts still open...

Many people are wondering how the stimulus checks from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (the “CARES Act”) will affect their family law case. Freed Marcroft is committed to providing resources about...

In our article “Are Divorce Records Public in Connecticut?” we learned that generally speaking, divorce filings and documents are public records. For many people, privacy — for them, their spouse, and their...

For many people, privacy — for themself, their spouse, and their children — is a priority during and following a divorce.  It’s normal to wonder whether divorce is a matter of...

Once you have decided to divorce, you may find yourself wondering what the legal grounds are for divorce in Connecticut. To learn more about what are the grounds for divorce in...

Since mid-December, every family law attorney in the country has shared the same two clients – Nicole and Charlie. The protagonists of Netflix’ huge critical and commercial success, Marriage Story. Everyone...

There are all sorts of terms of art that get thrown around during Connecticut divorces. At Freed Marcroft, we want you to understand what is happening in your divorce — including...

What’s the difference is between a pretrial and a trial in the context of a Connecticut divorce? It’s a reasonable question. Even if you are well-versed in your prefixes thanks...

Grocery store music is always there but – at least for me – seldom heard. It’s pretty much a stream of cast-off one-hit wonders and the most you notice about...