Collaborative Law

Collaborative divorce allows couples to end their marriage with dignity, respect, and cooperation.  It focuses on finding common ground and crafting a solution for both parties.  This alternative to litigation...

Updated August 11, 2023 If you are considering ending your marriage, you may have heard of the collaborative process.  But what is a collaborative divorce? Please read on to learn...

Discovery is term we use for the exchange of legal information. In this phase, you have a lot of homework that’s very important. Responding to our requests for documents and...

Freed Marcroft is pleased to announce the firm’s physical expansion into New Haven County. We are even more pleased to announce that Attorney Lisa J. Cappalli is joining us as...

Collaborative Divorce Attorney Meghan Freed was among the divorce professionals interviewed by Smart About Money on balancing the emotional side of divorce with the practical side of splitting a couple’s...

ADR, short for “Alternative Dispute Resolution,” is any method of resolving disputes outside of court.  But what is ADR in the divorce and family law context?  How does it work? Read on to learn...

Updated November 27, 2023 When considering a divorce, it's vital to understand that Connecticut has three ways to get divorced.  They are litigation, mediation, and collaborative divorce. This blog answers...

  After you decide that a divorce is the best decision for you, the next question is often about the available ways to divorce in Connecticut.  The default for Connecticut divorces in...

Collaborative divorce is increasingly popular because it focuses on your needs, not the court process. You'll work with a skilled team of professionals.  They remove some of the uncertainty and...

When a marriage with significant assets ends in divorce, the splitting spouses can face an array of challenges that some other couples will never encounter. It may be even more...