Same sex Divorce

How does a Gay Couple get a Divorce in Connecticut?

In November 2008, Connecticut legalized same sex marriage so naturally we allow same sex divorces. But just how are same sex divorces handled? And how are they different from other actions and legal separations? Generally, the procedure and the law is he same whether it is a same sex divorce or the “traditional” variety. The […]

Connecticut divorce for same-sex couples

In November 2008, Connecticut legalized same sex marriage. So, now that Connecticut recognizes same marriages how are same sex divorces handled? As a general rule, the procedure and the law which is applied in a same sex divorce is similar to a “traditional” Connecticut divorce. The differences that do arise have to do with federal […]

Same sex divorce in Connecticut

Introduction – Connecticut Same Sex Divorce The topic of same-sex divorce has become increasingly relevant in the wake of legal recognition of same-sex marriage across the United States, including Connecticut. As couples navigate the emotional and legal complexities of ending a marriage, it is essential to understand the unique challenges that same-sex couples might face […]

Same sex divorce in Connecticut – can I get divorced here?

For a same sex couple, getting married in Connecticut is easy enough. Simply, go to the town clerk for the marriage license, pay the fee ($30 I believe) and get married within 65 days of the marriage license being issued. The parties need not be Connecticut residents to be married here. Now the tricky part: […]

Divorce for same sex couples in Connecticut

In November 2008, Connecticut legalized same sex marriage. So, now that Connecticut recognizes same marriages how are same sex divorces handled? As a general rule, the procedure and the law which is applied in a same sex divorce is similar to a “traditional” Connecticut divorce. The differences that do arise have to do with federal […]

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