By its nature, divorce is not easy. However, there are a few things that you can do to help make the process a little less difficult -- even those with high asset divorces. Consider the following tips for simplifying your divorce: -- If you are the one who wants the...
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Frequently asked questions about child support in Connecticut
When the parents of a child separate, the non-custodial parent is generally tasked with paying the custodial parent child support. This money is to help the custodial parent with the expenses of child-rearing, and as most parents will tell you, it can become very...
High asset divorces: Announcing the split
When a famous couple divorces, the media is usually all over the story -- at least until something better comes along. How a divorce is announced can be important to both parties. When celebrity couples divorce, the public relations personnel are who are tasked with...
The commitment of co-parenting
Few people enter into a divorce without a great deal of thought. This is certainly true when it comes to married couples with children. When the decision to divorce has been made, though, the couple will ultimately decide whether they want an amicable divorce or one...
What should I look for in a divorce mediator?
Have you and your spouse decided that you want to try mediation for your divorce? One of the first things you will have to agree on is who the mediator will be. Below are some things to look for when you choose a mediator who can successfully guide both of you through...
Factors used to determine spousal support in Connecticut
In Connecticut, a couple generally must be married at least five years or longer before spousal support, or alimony, is awarded. The court has a number of factors to consider before determining the award, which can include: -- The age of each spouse -- The health of...
How is child support enforced?
If you are behind on your child support payments, you may wonder what actions the court may take against you. One thing that the court will not do is take away your right to visit your child. The court can, however, file a contempt of court action. If you find...
High asset divorce case continues after passing 7-year mark
Many people have likely seen a commercial on TV for the Cancer Treatment Centers of America. The founder of the centers has been in the midst of a divorce for the last seven years. The couple married in 1991 and according to the husband, there is a prenup that states...
What is considered the best interests of the child?
Child custody, parenting time, visitation and any other term related to how much time you spend with your child after a divorce could leave you feeling a bit confused. The courts, however, only care about one thing, really. That is, what is in the best interests of...
Why it’s important to have these 5 people around during a divorce
One of the most difficult times in someone's life can be during a divorce. You can feel all alone after your spouse leaves and many times, friends you had together distance themselves, too. There are people who can really help you during a divorce. These include: --...
