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Every divorce is different. Just as every couple has different factors that ultimately contributed to the split, every couple also has its own matters to work through with regard to dividing up assets and debts. In some cases, the process of asset division can prove...
Each year, about two million couples in Connecticut and throughout the country get divorced. Therefore, it may be a good idea to plan for one happening even if it is something that people generally like to avoid. Preparing for a divorce ahead of time allows a person...
Parents in Connecticut may have difficulty raising their children after a divorce. However, there are strategies that they can use to make the process easier. One tip is to focus less on creating an exact 50/50 split when it comes to time spent with the kids. Instead,...
Preparing for divorce is never easy. Whether it is amicable or contentious, and no matter who is initiating it, divorcing your spouse is confusing and stressful. You probably have a lot of questions about the process and legal details. Divorcing can be complex,...
As much as married couples in Connecticut may want to believe otherwise, a lot of marriages end in divorce. After all, feelings change, and as people grow older, they are liable to grow apart. As a result, plenty of couples would benefit from having a prenuptial...
When Connecticut parents get divorced, both they and their children face a period of adjustment. The full ramifications of this should be taken into consideration when creating a parenting plan. Parents should consider that children have never had to live in separate...
"In sickness and in health, till death do us part." These words are a famous part of the marriage vows taken by many people in Connecticut. Even with the best of intentions, however, serious illness can place a major burden on a marriage. This may be especially true...
Over the past few years, the divorce rate in the U.S. has decreased. Many people have attributed this fact to the decline in marriages. While the lower rate of marital unions has affected the divorce rate, a closer look reveals a more relevant reason for the decline,...
Emotional dissatisfaction typically motivates people in Connecticut to seek divorces, but the process requires an intense examination of marital and individual finances. People from all income levels generally benefit from the guidance of financial planners and...
The first full week of January marks a time when divorce filings tend to surge in Connecticut and throughout the country. People like to start the divorce process in January because the new year represents a chance to get a fresh start in life. It is also just after...