It is fairly common for people to think of the divorce process as being aimed at equality -- a fair share of the accrued marital assets and so on. It is also common for Connecticut residents to presume this tenet extends to child custody, as parents being given...
Month: February 2015
Divorce for older couples can impact retirement plans
Gray divorce is not a new concept in America -- for the last 25 years, statistics have indicated that more and more people over the age of 50 are deciding to end their marriages. However, Connecticut residents are reminded that divorce can have a different effect on...
Financial knowledge key to divorce planning
It is no secret that the end of a marriage can be costly. Additionally, it can be difficult for individuals to adjust to their new financial paradigm after a divorce, as some Connecticut residents are already aware. Thankfully, planning ahead in a financial way for...
The difference between divorce and annulment influences taxes
There are important distinctions that must be made when it comes to one's options for legally ending a marriage. Connecticut residents may be used to thinking of the terms "divorce" and "annulment" as interchangeable, but the reality is that these concepts are...