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Thinking about filing for divorce in Connecticut?

Knowing how to choose the proper courthouse, the grounds for divorce, and how to serve your spouse with the paperwork are vital in the early stages of the process.

An experienced divorce and family law attorney can help you determine whether a fault or no-fault divorce is the best path forward for your situation.

Call the Freed Marcroft team today at 860-758-2227 ☎️ or visit www.freedmarcroft.com to learn more.


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The discovery process in divorce may seem overwhelming, but it's critical to exchanging all of the information you need to make the best decisions. Learn more about how it works.


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How does divorce affect your taxes? From asset transfers to alimony and year-end filing strategies, it’s important to understand the tax implications of your divorce.
Learn how you can avoid penalties, minimize tax burdens, and make informed decisions with the help of knowledgeable legal counsel and financial professionals.

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Are you unsure if you qualify to file for divorce in Connecticut?
If you recently moved to Connecticut (or moved back to Connecticut after living in another state) or were married in Connecticut but moved to another state, you may be unsure of where you should file. In this video, Attorney Meghan Freed breaks down the different residency requirements for filing for divorce in Connecticut.


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Thinking about a prenup?

It's not just about protecting your assets - it's about having open, honest conversations with your spouse about your financial future and making sure you are both on the same page, especially when it comes to issues like alimony and property division.

With a solid prenup in place, you can have greater control over the division of your assets and property in the event that you get divorced later down the road, establishing a strong financial foundation for your marriage.
Want to know more? Schedule a consultation today. 860-758-2227 ☎️
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Connecticut follows the principle of equitable division in divorce cases—but equitable doesn’t always mean equal. In our state, property division is more nuanced, taking into account the assets and debts each spouse brings into the marriage. Whether it’s dividing the house, family business, or a 401(k), the court looks at various factors like the length of the marriage, each spouse’s health, and income potential. Don’t leave your financial future to chance. Let our divorce attorneys guide you through the complexities of Connecticut’s equitable division laws, so you can protect what matters most.

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After divorce, life doesn’t always go as planned. Have circumstances changed? Are you wondering if you can modify your alimony or custody agreement?

If your ex isn't following the court orders, like paying alimony or dividing assets, you might have options. The court allows modifications in many cases, but it depends on what was agreed upon in your original divorce decree.

Learn what steps you can take to ensure everything stays on track post-divorce.

Contact the Free Marcroft team today - 860-758-2227 ☎️


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Are you and your co-parent ready to make important custody decisions without going through the stress of litigation?

In mediation, a neutral mediator helps guide you to an agreement that works for your family. You won’t have a court, guardian ad litem, or family services evaluation, but you can still bring in trusted professionals, like mental health experts, to create a customized custody plan.

It’s crucial to choose a mediator with family law experience and connections to ensure your agreement is seen as in your children's best interests.

Ready to create a plan that works for your family? www.freedmarcroft.com

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spouse cheated or abandoned you.

But in Connecticut, no-fault divorce is all about what you need to prove to legally end the marriage – not who’s at fault.

In fact, a no-fault divorce is the most common option because all it takes is one spouse declaring that the marriage has irretrievably broken down with no hope of reconciliation.

No courtroom drama, no long trials proving someone’s behavior.

But just because it’s no-fault doesn’t mean it’s simple.

You still need to work out property division, alimony, and child custody.

Want to learn more? Check out our latest video and see how no-fault divorces really work in Connecticut.

Ready to move forward? Let’s talk. Schedule a consultation with us today at www.freedmarcroft.com 🔗

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