Divorce and Family Law

Temporay Restraining Orders in Connecticut

Temporary Restraining Orders in Connecticut are heard in the Family Court. Here’s how they work: The person requesting the Restraining Order in Connecticut (Applicant) must file an Application (found online and at all Clerk’s Offices) along with an Affidavit. The Affidavit must set forth the specific reasons as to why the Applicant needs protection. For example, […]

How to modify alimony in Connecticut

After a divorce decree has been entered, the circumstances of the former spouses creating a need to modify the original support award. The most common reasons for requesting a modification are financial – especially in the current economy, where many people have had their work hours reduced, been laid off or lost their jobs. Under […]

Difficult economic times lead to a rise in prenups

In troubled economic times relationship decisions take on a whole new light. Marriage and divorce are not always about being in love – now these decisions are also about financial consequences. Many couples contemplating marriage are taking financial precautions to protect their assets in case the marriage doesn’t work out. Prenuptials are one of the […]

Top issues in Connecticut Family Law over the last 10 years

What are the biggest issues or changes in family law over the last years? In no particular order: 1) The economy – Are couples “staying together” because it’s financially prudent to do so? How about the spike in post judgment modifications of financial orders? 2) Rights of same-sex couples – First Civil Unions. Then in […]

Debunking Popular Myths About Divorce

In today’s society – thanks to the prevalence of primetime TV dramas and tabloid blogs – it is not unlikely for someone to think that successful relationships are impossible to achieve and that divorce may be imminent in every marriage. But not everything you see on TV or read online is always true. The Huffington […]

Last-Minute Holiday Visitation Arrangements: Expect to Wait a Long Time for “Emergency” Motions in Family Court

The holidays can be an stressful time of the year for everyone: rushing to get “just the right” gifts, hosting houses full of relatives and remembering loved ones who are no longer a part of the celebrations. While a fun time of the year, emotions often run high. And emotions often run even higher for […]

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