Many people with children worry about enforcing child support orders. Or, in Other words: “What happens if my ex doesn’t pay the child support that the court ordered? And how do I collect back child support?” Read: on to learn how we address these Post...
Child support is an important and complicated issue in Connecticut divorce and custody cases. Understanding Connecticut child support basics will help you make the best decisions for yourself and your family. What is Covered By Child Support Child support payments are...
Updated November 27, 2023 One of the questions many people have is “What is a Motion for Modification?” When the court finalized your divorce, it issued a divorce decree. That divorce decree is a final, enforceable court order. The majority of people do what the court...
Many people wonder “What are the most common post-judgment motions?” When the court finalized your divorce, it issued a divorce decree. That divorce decree is a final, enforceable court order. But sometimes, some of that order doesn’t work for you and your family. In...
One of the questions many people have is “What is a Motion for Contempt?” When the court finalized your divorce, it issued a divorce decree. That divorce decree is a final, enforceable court order. The majority of people do what the court order requires (especially...
We are often asked, “If my ex and I have joint physical custody of our kids, do I still have to pay child support?” The short answer is yes, there is often child support when parents share custody of their kids. Read on to learn more — and for the exceptions. Joint...
Updated November 27, 2023 Many people wonder whether there is any recourse when they discover that their spouse hid assets during their divorce. When a former spouse hides income, you can go to court to have alimony or child support increased Post Judgment. But when a...
Sometimes, following the final judgment in a divorce or another family law matter such as a child custody action, you may consider filing a “Motion to Open or Set Aside Judgment.” A Motion to Open is a Post Judgment motion that allows the court to change a final court...
Updated December 16, 2023 When we are analyzing how best to help Freed Marcroft’s clients understand how Connecticut courts decide whether a parent can relocate post divorce, our first step is to review the initial court order. Often the court’s orders in the...
We are often asked what a substantial change in circumstances for Connecticut child support. For the answer, read on! Motion to Modify Child Support In “How Is Child Support Calculated in Connecticut?” we learned that the Connecticut Child Support Guidelines do not...
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