The separation of property is often one of the most challenging and contentious aspects of a divorce proceeding. In Connecticut, state law follows the principle of “equitable distribution,” meaning that all marital property must be divided in a way that is fair and equitable to both of the parties. However, this does not mean the…
All marriages experience ups and downs, but if you’ve reached a point where you’re seriously considering ending your relationship, it may be time to explore your legal remedies. Two different options in the state of Connecticut are divorce and legal separation. While they may seem similar, they both carry very different legal implications. A divorce…
Getting married is an exciting milestone filled with plans for the future. But alongside the joy, it is also important to have clear conversations about finances and what could happen if the marriage doesn’t last. While no one enters a marriage expecting divorce, planning for the unexpected can help protect both partners. A prenuptial agreement,…
In the state of Connecticut, anyone pursuing a divorce has the option to file for either a contested or an uncontested divorce. Some couples are able to reach an agreement on all aspects of their split and file an uncontested divorce, while others may face unresolved issues that require the involvement of the family court…