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What Happens to the Marital Home in a Connecticut Divorce?

In a Connecticut divorce, few assets spark more anxiety than the marital home. For many couples, the family residence is their largest investment and also provides stability and comfort, especially Read More

Premarital Assets Aren’t Automatically Shielded in a Connecticut Divorce

When couples enter marriage, they might assume that assets they owned before tying the knot will remain solely theirs if the marriage ends. However, Connecticut is an “all property” state, Read More

The Fine Points of Dividing Retirement Funds in a Connecticut Divorce

The division of retirement accounts In a Connecticut divorce is governed by an “all property” equitable distribution model. Unlike states that distinguish between "marital" and "separate" property, Connecticut considers all Read More

What to Expect When Divorcing a Narcissist

Divorcing a spouse with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) presents unique challenges. NPD is characterized by an inflated sense of self-importance, a deep need for excessive attention and admiration, troubled relationships Read More

The Pros and Cons of Using Collaborative Divorce

Collaborative divorce is a process in which spouses and their attorneys commit to resolving disputed issues without going to court. It offers numerous benefits, including reduced costs, faster resolution and Read More

Getting a Non-Adversarial Divorce or Divorce by Agreement

Divorce need not be a stressful experience. If you and your spouse are on the same page about ending your marriage, a Connecticut non-adversarial divorce might be the perfect option Read More

Keeping Your Connecticut Divorce Off “Track C”

Connecticut’s revamped case management system for family law matters — known as “Pathways” — places each divorce on one of three tracks based on level of complexity and the amount Read More

Deceptive Tactics to Watch for in a High Net Worth Divorce

High net worth divorces are those in which the couple’s property is in the millions of dollars. Such divorces usually involve complex asset portfolios that include bank accounts, retirement accounts, Read More

Equitable Distribution of Property in Connecticut Divorces

Divorce can be an arduous and contentious process, especially when it comes to financial disputes. In deciding how to split a couple’s wealth, Connecticut judges follow the principle of equitable Read More

How Do Children’s Preferences Factor Into Custody Awards?

Child custody disputes are often contentious and complicated. Each parent may have strong opinions about the role they should have in the care and upbringing of their child. Children may Read More

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