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...
One of the terms you might hear in the context of your divorce, post-judgment, or custody matter is "parenting coordinator" or ("PC"). Here's what you need to know about PCs in Connecticut. Definition of PC Parenting coordinators are people who help people solve...
If you make a settlement offer, you may wonder how long your ex has to respond to your proposal. Most people want to resolve most of the outstanding issues in your case by negotiating with your spouse and reaching agreements. Sometimes you will reach agreements on...
As with most legal terminology, you might need clarification about the difference between a hearing and a trial in a Connecticut divorce or family law issue. Read on to learn about hearings versus trials. Similarities Between Trials and Hearings First, let's talk...
Some people wonder whether they should ask their divorce attorney whether they can bring a family member or friend to their meetings with their lawyer. You can understand why -- divorce can be overwhelming, especially in the beginning stages. But is it a good idea...
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Updated November 27, 2023 Sometimes the judge will order or spouses will agree to the point of 1 dollar alimony. People often wonder: "What's the point?" Read on to learn the reasons behind dollar alimony provisions. Future Alimony If the family court doesn't award...
Updated November 27, 2023 The interplay between alimony and property division in Connecticut divorces can be confusing. Read on to learn more. Factors Considered The Connecticut statutes provide factors for consideration for both alimony and property division. The...
Updated December 10, 2023 The financial affidavit is one of the main, and most important, documents in a divorce. Connecticut uses them in all types of divorces: litigated, collaborative, and mediated. Please read on to learn more about what the financial affidavit is...
What is palimony? Does palimony exist in Connecticut? Read on to learn more, including the definition of palimony, as well as some common misconceptions. Palimony Definition Palimony is the division of financial assets and real property when an unmarried couple ends...
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