Updated September 25, 2024
Does the unfulfilling state of your marriage have you questioning whether you are truly living life, or simply letting life happen to you? If you no longer feel as if you are in the driver’s seat of your own life, you can choose to start a new journey – one where you make the brave choice to pursue a better life. At Freed Marcroft, our Greenwich divorce lawyers stand up for the people who actively choose what they want. Our legal strategy is deeply rooted in your goals.
We believe in your ability to decide what’s best for you when it comes to your post-divorce life, in everything from how your assets are divided, how you will share custody of your kids (if you have them), and more! These issues can be challenging, and you might lose sight of your ability to control your own life through your actions along the way, but you can always count on us to remind you of it. Contact our firm today to schedule your initial consultation with a member of our team and learn more about how we can help you transform your future.
Divorcing With Kids In Connecticut
You and your spouse will need to include custody and visitation arrangements in your divorce decree if you share children together. These arrangements will be detailed in a parenting plan that you will submit to the court. You have the opportunity to work cooperatively to create the parenting plan outside of court through alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation or collaboration.
In addition to custody and visitation, you should include as many other facets about how you and your spouse will co-parent in your parenting plan as you can. The more detailed you can make it, the more conflict you can potentially avoid in the future. For example, you may want to determine how you will share holidays and vacations, how the children will be transported and exchanged, how the financial obligations will be shared (child support), and more.
If you are not able to come to an agreement outside of court, your custody matters must be litigated in front of a judge. Each of our Greenwich divorce lawyers are skilled litigators who will cohesively advocate for the best interests of your kids. You can rely on our team to play all in for you in court when it becomes necessary!
High Net Worth Divorce
If you and your spouse have high net worths, the process of identifying, valuing, and dividing your assets may make the divorce process much more complex. These assets may come in the form of:
- Shares in a business
- Multiple real estate properties
- Overseas and/or international assets
- Stock options
- Retirement and brokerage accounts
- Cryptocurrency, patents, copyrights, NFTs, or other forms of non-traditional assets
- And more.
We’re here to make sure important assets like these are protected and that your spouse doesn’t jeopardize their value by hiding them or spending them down.
Honest, Practical Advice For Your Benefit
We know you have goals when it comes to the division of your assets and property. While we will always prioritize them, we will also be honest with you when they simply aren’t a likely outcome in front of a judge. We believe having the benefit of a candid, experienced assessment is critical to your making the best possible decisions for your future. Our experienced Greenwich divorce lawyers are seasoned in working within the Connecticut family court system, and familiar with the judges who preside over it. We believe that good attorneys tell you the truth – even when it’s hard to hear!
Get Your Life Back With The Help Of Our Dedicated Greenwich Divorce Lawyers. Take The First Step Today.
We know that divorce can be a transformative experience when you have the right legal team on your side, because we’ve seen it, and we are that legal team! We are incredibly intelligent and focused individuals who give you a one-of-a-kind experience, whether you need an effective litigator, attentive mediator, adroit negotiator, or proficient collaborative divorce attorney. Call to schedule your consultation today and learn more about how we create and deliver a better way to approach your divorce.
