When parents divorce or separate, they have more issues to address than spouses who do not share children. Parents have to negotiate arrangements for dividing time with their children and responsibility for them. If they cannot agree on terms between themselves, then...
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Can you fast-track your divorce through a non-adversarial process?
Are you considering divorce but dreading a lengthy, contentious battle? You might be interested in exploring a non-adversarial divorce process. This approach could save you time, money and emotional stress. It could also help you reach a quicker resolution....
Can you adjust child support during job loss?
Divorce decrees often feel set in stone, especially regarding financial matters like child support. Still, life is rarely static. What recourse do you have when unforeseen circumstances, such as job loss, affect your ability to meet these obligations? Adjusting child...
How is debt divided during a Connecticut divorce?
In a divorce, courts treat debt the same way as assets. This means the debts you and your soon-to-be former spouse incur during the marriage are typically considered marital and will be divided between the both of you. Meanwhile, debts from before the marriage remain...
Who makes decisions about children when parents share custody?
Sharing custody means sharing parenting time. Parents typically have to follow a very specific schedule regarding when they exchange custody. They may have a routine schedule for during the school year and a schedule for the holidays. Some parents become so focused on...
Hit-and-run in CT: Your insurance options explained
As a driver, having adequate insurance coverage is essential. Good insurance boosts your confidence on the road, knowing it will protect you if an accident occurs. But what if you find yourself the victim of a hit-and-run? When the other driver flees, the uncertainty...
3 times a business could be liable for car crash injuries
In most personal injury scenarios, a specific person is at fault for an incident that causes property damage losses and expenses for others. Those harmed by the misconduct or negligence of another person can file an insurance claim after a car crash. In mild to...
Who can be liable for self-driving car crashes?
Self-driving cars are becoming more common on Hartford’s streets. Part of the vehicles’ appeal lies in their automated driving systems’ promise of increased safety. However, efforts to reduce human error raise new issues. The technology makes it harder to assess...
Common myths about personal injury claims
Personal injury claims often come with a lot of misconceptions, which can, unfortunately, discourage victims from seeking the compensation they rightfully deserve. These misunderstandings can create unnecessary stress and confusion during an already challenging time....
Dealing with an ex who stops paying alimony
Alimony often becomes a part of life for many Connecticut residents when marriage ends. It aims to provide financial support and stability for the spouse who may need it post-divorce. An unexpected halt of these court-ordered payments naturally creates significant...
