Truth and honesty are not always the norm when it comes to ending a marriage in Connecticut. As emotions run high and each individual is fixated on making sure that he or she receives specific property and assets, one may not always divulge all the pertinent details....
Month: August 2016
Connecticut families can struggle when child support not received
Being a parent can be one of life's most fulfilling challenges. It can also be one of life's most difficult challenges when the resources are not there to properly take care of a child. For many single parents across Connecticut, it is a daily struggle to provide...
Domestic violence can creep into Connecticut relationship
At first everything seems great -- two people meet and decide to date. Sometimes the relationship ends in marriage; sometimes it continues in a less structured format. For most, there are the everyday disagreements that are resolved one way or another. For others,...
Connecticut parents and child custody agreements
Most Connecticut parents are protective of their children. They want what is best for the children, and they will go the extra mile to see that their children are taken care of. For most parents who do not live together, adhering to child custody agreements and...
Should Connecticut wife keep ex-husband’s last name after divorce
There are numerous decisions to be made when a Connecticut couple decides to divorce. The common ones revolve around property settlements, child custody and child support. However, one more item should be addressed, when appropriate to the circumstances - whether the...