In the beginning, the bride and groom dream of their happily ever after. For some Connecticut couples, this means buying a home, having children and growing old together. For other couples, the happily ever after only turns to happily ever after once the divorce is...
Month: November 2016
Domestic violence often appears as financial abuse
Just about every little girl in Connecticut dreams of growing up, meeting Prince Charming and living happily ever after. For some, this fairy tale does appear to become reality; they grow up, marry and grow old with their spouse. For others, this fairy tale quickly...
Divorce and frivolous spending
Once the tears dry up and reality sets in, it is time to analyze the situation and decide the best way to move forward. Divorce is usually not an easy process; however, most Connecticut individuals make it through and find a way to create a new life for themselves....
Child support owed by reportedly reluctant adoptive parent
Husband and wife have now divorced, and the mother claims that the ex-husband is attempting to reverse the adoption in an attempt to not pay child support. She also states that the boy has attempted to contact his father; however, his messages have been blocked. The...
Assets and debts when “I Do” turns into divorce
It all began with "I Do." Down the road, property was purchased, debts were obtained and children were born. At some point along this journey, the initial infatuation wore off and reality took over. For some Connecticut couples, this reality turns into divorce. Along...