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Who determines child support in Connecticut?

On behalf of Law Office Of Robert A. Skovgaard | Mar 29, 2017 | Child Support

Whether you were married a couple years or decades before you filed for divorce, if you and your former spouse had children together during that time, you’ll likely have to resolve several issues regarding their care and financial support before achieving a...

Can an international court supercede a child custody ruling here?

On behalf of Law Office Of Robert A. Skovgaard | Mar 22, 2017 | Child Custody

Many Connecticut parents are familiar with the problems that often arise regarding parenting plans and divorce. While not every child custody situation is contentious, it’s definitely not uncommon for problems regarding the issue to arise. A woman in another...

Unprecedented child custody decision made in another state

On behalf of Law Office Of Robert A. Skovgaard | Mar 15, 2017 | Child Custody

What constitutes average Connecticut families nowadays looks a lot different than traditional families of long ago. Many children today are raised by single parents or by grandparents. While there are indeed still families where a mother stays home to raise the...

Options available for protection regarding domestic violence

On behalf of Law Office Of Robert A. Skovgaard | Mar 9, 2017 | Domestic Violence

Physical and emotional abuse are serious problems that plague many Connecticut families and others throughout the nation. Countless spouses and children live in fear of domestic violence. Many adults have taken steps to protect themselves and their children, which has...

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