CT DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW BLOG

More and more senior spouses have been turning to divorce in recent years. “Gray divorce,” or divorce between older couples, can seem like a ticket to freedom after many years of living...

When you divorce the other parent of your children, does your relationship disappear, or does it become redefined? In reality, the choice is yours. You don’t have to be best...

Divorce can be complex and emotional, but contrary to what television would have you believe, it doesn’t have to be contentious. While litigation is necessary in some circumstances, for many couples, mediation is...

When you and your spouse decide to divorce, two major and often contentious issues arise.  One, if there are children, is child custody.  The other is how to divide marital...

Every year, parental separation and divorce affects over one million children in the U.S.. Because today’s society is a lot more mobile than preceding generations, it is not unusual for...

When you’re planning to get married, the last thing you want to do is prepare an action plan in the event that the relationship ends in divorce. It’s not exactly...

Groundhog Day is a bigger deal in my family than it is most — that is to say if it any kind of deal at all in most. My Dad...

Divorce is a major life change for you and your children, but doesn’t have to be conflict-laden or emotionally devastating. A divorce need not involve a nasty and drawn-out courtroom...

Prenuptial agreements are not unique to this generation. For decades, engaged couples have used them to protect each person’s respective assets in the event of divorce, especially if one or...

Why Are More Divorces Initiated In January than Any Other Month? How To Take Care of Yourself and Be Kind To Your Spouse 1.  Do Everything You Can To Be Patient...