There are three main types of restraining orders in Connecticut — also referred to as “protective orders.” They apply to different people and occur in different situations. The terminology overlaps and can be very confusing, so please read on to learn more and get...
Whether you are pursuing a possible restraining order or defending against one, your Strategy Session is the first opportunity to meet with your legal team to design a Case Plan based on your priorities. Read below to learn what to expect, how to prepare, and why the...
In this phase you’ll complete the New Client Questionnaire and share with us the crucial information that will help your Legal Team prepare for and make the most of our time together at your first Strategy Session. Our team will be reaching out to schedule your...
“Ex parte” is one of the legal terms that often comes up when there is an emergency custody issue. Due process requires that parties are entitled to notice and the opportunity to be heard. This is true in all court cases, including divorce and family law cases. But in...
Updated October 29, 2024. Have you heard the term "ex parte" but are not quite sure what it means? Freed Marcroft's attorneys are here to help explain the concept of ex parte and its implications in family law cases. “Ex parte” is a legal term often arising in...
There are three main types of restraining orders in Connecticut — also referred to as “protective orders.” The protective order that occurs in Family Court is called a Civil Restraining Order. Please read on to learn more about how to obtain a Civil Restraining...
There are three main types of restraining orders in Connecticut — also referred to as “protective orders.” The protective order that occurs in Family Court is called a Civil Restraining Order. Please read on to learn more about what the court can order in a Civil...
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