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...
Divorce
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....
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...
Divorce and taxes
All the details appear to be worked out and agreements have been reached. On the surface, it appears that everything with a Connecticut divorce has been taken care of. However, when it comes to alimony and taxes, there can still be some sticking points. Sometimes,...
Divorce and the decisions that come with it
The decision has been made, and it is time to move on. This scenario plays out almost daily across Connecticut. Every day, couples make the decision to divorce and move on with their lives. With the decision to divorce come a number of other decisions that must be...
Marriage, divorce and prenuptial agreements
The prenuptial agreement is perhaps one of the most controversial parts of planning a wedding. Some people view the prenuptial agreement as planning for the end of the marriage; however, the prudent Connecticut couple looks at it as planning for success. While it may...
Connecticut couples: Divorce and financial assets
As one ages, there are a multitude of financial decisions to be made. Each individual must decide the amount to be contributed to a retirement account, the amount to be set aside for emergencies, the amount that can be spent on housing expenses as well as many other...
Connecticut children of divorce often succeed in their marriages
The decision whether to remain in an unhappy marriage is often a difficult one for Connecticut couples to make. When deciding if divorce is the best option, there are many things that the couple generally take into account. While financial implications may be an...
Truth, honesty and a Connecticut divorce
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....
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...

