When the Court assigns Trial Dates, that means that it’s time for your legal team to begin preparing for trial in earnest. Fear not: the fact that it’s time to prepare for trial doesn’t mean that your matter won’t ultimately resolve through negotiations. Your legal...
"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 information early and efficiently is probably the most important thing you can do on your...
Financial Affidavits are intended to give a clear and accurate picture of the incomes and finances of both parties to a post-judgment action, and may play a critical role in settlement discussions. In this phase, you will give us the information we need to prepare...
There are several initial Court filings. These may include Freed Marcroft’s Appearance as your attorney and certain Post Judgment motions your attorney included in your Case Plan. Click below to learn more about how your legal team is working to move your case forward...
You will soon be hearing from our team to set up your first Strategy Session and Discovery Kickoff with your Legal Team. If you haven’t yet, please complete the New Client Questionnaire. That will help us learn the crucial information that will help your team prepare...
A lot of legal terminology comes into play when it comes to making custody and parenting decisions in your divorce. It's no wonder that a common question our divorce attorneys are asked is: "What does child custody mean?" Read on to learn more. Child Visitation Versus...
Updated November 27, 2023 A very common question is whether can alimony be changed in Connecticut after a divorce is final. In other words, can you do a post judgment alimony modification? Are you currently paying or receiving alimony in Connecticut and wondering if...
Many people are aware that remarriage can end a former spouse’s alimony. However, not everyone realizes that cohabiting after a divorce can also affect alimony. Given how many couples choose to live together rather than marry, this is a critical issue. The percentage...
You may have heard the term “divorce decree” and wondered exactly what it is? Read on to learn more about divorce decrees — including what they are, how they work, and how to get a copy of one. What is in a Divorce Decree? A divorce decree ends a marriage. A judge...
You may wonder “who pays for private school after a divorce?” Courts want parents to work together to determine what’s in their child’s best interests. One common major decision is what school their children will attend — including the choice between public school and...
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