CT DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW BLOG

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...

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

At last count, there were over 27 million entrepreneurs in the United States, so it makes sense that more and more people in Connecticut are forgoing traditional employment in favor...

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...

Top 7 Legal Terms in Connecticut Divorces Alimony Child Custody Child Support Equitable Distribution Marital Property Parenting Plan Pendente Lite Next Steps Suppose you are thinking about filing for divorce,...

How do you create healthy habits for your children in two households? First, it's important to know that when parents divorce, Connecticut law presumes joint custody is in the child's...

Once you decide to file for divorce, your next question may be, “Should I hire an attorney?” While this is certainly your right, remember that during a divorce, you will...

Yesterday was an exciting day here at the Hartford office. Laura, our intrepid Jill-of-All-Trades Coordinator, had a hankering for a breakfast treat and decided to head over to Max Bibo’s,...