Brian D. Kaschel – Brian’s Blog

What are the different types of alimony awards in Connecticut?

In a Connecticut divorce case, there are three types of alimony: 1. Lifetime alimony. There once was a time when lifetime alimony was the norm. The receiving spouse would get a weekly or monthly amount until he/she remarried or until the death of one of the parties. Lifetime awards are becoming increasingly rare in Connecticut […]

Pit bull attacks in Connecticut

Questions about pit bull attacks in Connecticut? Connecticut has a statute, which imposes strict liability on owners and keepers of dogs if the dog injures another person. Here is the “dog bite statute” – Connecticut General Statutes Sec. 22-257: “If any dog does any damage to either the body or property of any person, the […]

Fatigue and speed a deadly combination

Federal officials recently cracked down on several low-cost bus companies operating from Chinatown in Manhattan, prompting the closure of 26 bus lines. This crackdown comes on the heels of numerous crashes involving bus companies from Chinatown, the deadliest of which occurred in 2011. A tour bus carrying 32 passengers from a Connecticut casino slammed into […]

Finding the best personal injury lawyer for your Connecticut case

There are many personal injury lawyers in Connecticut and throughout the country. So how do you select the right attorney for your particular case? Most (if not all) personal injury lawyers offer free initial consultations. Take advantage and schedule consultations with several personal injury attorneys. At the consultation, be sure to bring copies of all […]

Changes to Connecticut Restraining Orders

Significant changes to Connecticut Restraining Orders and domestic violence laws will take effect on October 1, 2012. The amendments are designed to provide victims of domestic violence greater support from the courts and law enforcement agencies. The biggest change is that the new law extends from six months to one year the maximum period that […]

Connecticut DCF Investigations – An Overview

DCF Connecticut Investigations are usually triggered by a call to their Hotline. A “Hotline Worker” will gather information on the telephone to determine whether the case is serious enough to warrant opening a case. If a case is opened, it will be referred to a local DCF office – the office closest to the town […]

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