Brian D. Kaschel – Brian’s Blog

Removal from Connecticut DCF Central Registry

If a parent, guardian or other individual has been placed on the Connecticut DCF Central Registry because of a Neglect or Abuse Substantiation there is hope. An Application may be filed to have the individual’s name removed from the Registry. The Application must set forth in sufficient detail how conditions have changed since the person […]

Connecticut prenuptial agreements: social media clauses

Let’s face it – like it or not – social media is here to stay. And because it’s part of every day life, social media clauses are becoming more and more popular in Connecticut prenuptial agreement and post-nuptial agreements. The two main reasons couples insist on these clauses are: 1. They want to protect their […]

Connecticut Father Awarded Sole Custody

In divorce courts across Connecticut, including the Bridgeport and Stamford Family Courts, more fathers are being awarded sole custody. Full custody can be awarded at the time of the initial judgment or divorce decree or post judgment if a Motion for Modification is filed. The vast majority of parenting plans call for the parents to […]

Connecticut personal injury: pit bull attack nets $10,500

In Connecticut, a personal injury victim from a pit bull attack may be awarded damages for medical expenses and additional money for pain and suffering. The victim alleged that while she walking her dog a pit bull owned by the defendant attacked her. She sustained abrasions to the right knee and foot, a shoulder injury, […]

Fairfield CT prenuptial agreements

Fairfield CT prenuptial agreements are becoming more popular. Are you considering getting a Connecticut prenuptial agreement? Or has your fiancee broached the subject of a premarital contract with you? There are many reasons to consider a prenuptial agreement. Here are the top five: You have accumulated substantial assets You have a family business or closely […]

Connecticut Divorce or Legal Separation?

For starters, a legal separation is similar to a divorce. The same laws apply in Bridgeport and Stamford Family Court regarding custody, child support, alimony and property distribution. Keep reading to see whether you should seek a divorce or legal separation. 1. The Social Security 10 year rule. As a general rule, if a marriage […]

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