Choosing the right approach for your divorce can not only change your experience—it can change your future. There are three main paths in Connecticut divorces: mediation, collaborative divorce, and litigation. The key is choosing the one that best aligns with your...
The decisions you make about divorce will impact your life for many years to come - including the decisions you make right up front about how to divorce. Many people are torn between two main options when navigating the legal process of divorce: mediator vs. lawyer. ...
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 what you need to know. Collaborative Divorce Definition Collaborative divorce is a form...
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 Connecticut is litigation. When you talk about litigation, maybe people picture...
Updated December 17, 2023 Here in Connecticut, there are several options for divorcing couples who wish to avoid the high cost and stress of high conflict litigation. Two of the most popular alternatives—mediation and collaborative divorce—can work very well when both...
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 battle. Instead, it is possible to end a marriage in gentler ways that protect the...
Updated December 9, 2023 One of the most challenging conversations we have with divorcing parents surrounds their fears about telling their children about divorce. Choosing the right approach when informing children about divorce is crucial for their understanding and...
Updated December 3, 2023 Divorce mediation is growing in popularity, but the vast majority of divorces are still divorce litigations. Read on to learn more about how divorce mediation differs from traditional divorce litigation. The courts of this country should not...
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