If a parent believes that the current custody or visitation order should be changed a Motion for Modification can be filed. For a Motion for Modification of Custody to be granted the court must make two findings: 1. A Modification of Custody involves an initial determination as to whether there has been a “substantial change […]
Relocation cases with children are usually hotly contested. This is especially true when the relocation involves a great distance. Family Court judges say these cases involves some of the most difficult decisions they make. So – what is the process in Connecticut if a parent wishes to relocate? If a parent wishes to relocate and […]
Connecticut Contempt What can be done when a court order is not obeyed? For example, what can be done after a divorce judgment when an alimony or child support order has not been paid in a timely fashion or not paid at all? How about when there are unreimbursed medical expenses owed or court ordered […]
Every year, the state of Connecticut and other northern states undergo numerous effects of winter weather, like icy, frozen roads. And, when springtime comes, Mother Nature reveals the havoc that the winter has caused, forcing states to roll out construction projects to fix the roadways torn up by the cold climate. Adding to the inconvenience […]
There are thirteen Juvenile Courts throughout Connecticut. There is also a Child Protection Session located in Middletown which hears cases which the local courts cannot accommodate. Juvenile Court cases are confidential and the proceedings are closed to the public. Recently, however, there has been a movement to allow the public access under certain conditions. The […]
You are contemplating a divorce. There are many aspects to consider – support, property distribution, custody of the children and the list goes on. But what about your Will, Living Will and Power of Attorney? Many spouses leave most, if not all, of their property to their partner. Is this still your intention? Probably not […]