Connecticut law no longer forces couples to wait a mandatory 90 days if they reach a full agreement. You do not need to request a waiver to finalize your divorce after you resolve all issues. This streamlined process usually helps you finish your case much faster....
Month: October 2026
How mediation protects your life savings and sanity
Divorce is never easy, but it doesn't have to start with a courtroom showdown. When both sides approach the process more calmly and cooperatively, you save real money and spare yourself a great deal of unnecessary pain. If you're feeling exhausted before the battle...
Child support and imputed income for underemployed parents
A Connecticut court may calculate child support based on earning capacity rather than current wages when a parent appears to earn less than they reasonably could. This issue often arises when one parent claims the other has chosen lower-paying work or stopped working...
