At the Goals & Planning Conference, we talked about what's going on in your life right now and developed your initial goals for what you want your life to look...
One of the most -- if not the most -- important keys to a successful working relationship between an attorney and a client is effective communication. We have designed your...
Mandatory Disclosure and Production is one of the earliest stages of discovery in many Connecticut family law matters. It is a part of multiple types of family law matters, including:...
The financial affidavit is one of the first, and most important, pieces of discovery in Connecticut family law. It is used in all types of family matters, including: Divorce Custody...
Meghan and Kristen were on NBC30 last month – several times, in fact – to review the [many] myths around divorce. They chose five. What went into coming up with...
You may have heard of a postnup, or “postnuptial agreement,” but not know what a postnup actually does or what you can use it for. Read on to learn more. What...
Child support stems from parents’ duty to support their minor children. Read on to learn more about how does child support work in Connecticut? What Expenses Does Child Support Cover?...
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 you are involved in a family law matter, one of the legal terms you may hear is “Family Relations.” Family Relations is a service provided by the Connecticut...
In some Connecticut divorce and family law cases, there is a Private Custody Evaluation. However, not every case includes a custody evaluation — it only happens when the parties (and their lawyers) or...
