Family law
Do you own a house with your boyfriend or girlfriend? Do you live in a house alone, but there is another person’s name on the property deed? If these facts resemble your situation, then you would benefit from learning the basic factors of what is known in Connecticut as a Partition Action. When multiple parties […]
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Alimony is a form of payment that one spouse makes to the other after a divorce. Often referred to as “spousal support,” alimony is designed to help one spouse maintain financial stability after a divorce. Alimony is not automatic, and many cases do not result in alimony. The court decides whether or not to order
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Many couples plan for the possibility of divorce by completing a written agreement that declares how assets should be divided. When a couple completes this document before they get married, they have drafted a prenuptial agreement. This is compared with a postnuptial agreement, which is completed after the couple marries but before the couple separates.
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Third-party visitation rights can be a controversial topic between parents and the other people in their children’s lives. Most of the time, everyone involved in a third-party visitation dispute has the best intentions for the child. However, these various parties also have different preferences and/ or lifestyles. These differences lead to Third-Party Visitation disputes. Sometimes,
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Connecticut Restraining Orders There are three types of civil restraining orders available in Connecticut. Read on to see how they are different and to see which type applies to your current situation. You will also learn what the court needs to see in order to grant a restraining order. This information will be helpful for
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Divorce relocation in Connecticut In this post we will discuss the factors used to allow or deny a parental relocation during a Connecticut divorce case. We will cover the Best Interest of the Child Standard, and the burden of proof rule when there is a parenting plan already in place. Lastly, we will let you
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