CT DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW BLOG

Steve Bochco died last month at age 74. It was big news. Bochco developed and produced some of the most influential TV shows of the last forty years — shows...

Updated December 3, 2023 Grab your fascinator, clot the cream, and set your alarm clock – there’s a royal wedding on the horizon! Celebrity weddings are always fodder for rumors...

Laura Manasewich is a valued member of the Freed Marcroft team. She is our Marketing Assistant and go-getter of things that need to be gotten. She loves a good slow...

Dividing Pets Like Property Alaska Has Amended Divorce Statutes to Allow Joint Custody of Pets Rhode Island Poised to Be Next How Do We Treat Pets in Connecticut? We Live in...

Attorney Courtney Dillon is a valued member of our divorce and family law legal team, a proud Providence College alum, and a rabid college basketball fan. We are thrilled to...

Table of Contents History of Infidelity’s Impact on Alimony Factors That Affect Alimony in Connecticut Timing of Infidelity Likelihood of Infidelity Having a Significant Impact of Alimony Introducing Evidence Post...

Table of Contents Continue to Co-Own the Business With Your Former Spouse Post Divorce How Business Valuation Works in Divorce Buy Out Your Former Spouse Sell the Company The Comprehensive...

Updated November 22, 2023 Positivity and divorce — it’s not only possible, but it’s within your control. As we step boldly into 2024, refreshed by the new beginnings and possibilities...

Updated November 27, 2023 When you are going through a divorce, you can practically count on friends and family giving advice that doesn’t apply to your case and may not...

Table of Contents Julius Caesar and the Year of Confusion Pope Gregory XIII Cleans Up What can we learn about divorce from Caesar and Gregory? First Divorce Lesson: Problem Solve...