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Modifying Final Judgments and Alimony

A blog post about how to make changes to divorce agreements after the final judgment is passed.

Injunction, Contempt and How Courts Enforce Divorce Law

A blog post about different ways a court can enforce divorce law and the penalties for spouses that do not follow orders.

An Act Concerning a Non-Adversarial Dissolution of Marriage

A blog post about a new bill that is affecting the way non-adversarial divorces are being conducted.

Civil Annulment in Connecticut

A blog post with helpful information for people considering an annulment in Connecticut.

Differences Between Civilian and Military Divorce

A blog post about how divorces differ between civilians and members of the military.

Residency Requirements in Military Divorce

A blog post about divorce for couples in the military.

Common Questions about Property Division in Connecticut

A blog post answering common questions for people getting a divorce in Connecticut.

Connecticut Court Grants Wife's Request to Relocate with Child

A blog post about a case in which a court allowed for a mother and her child to move back to California away from the father in Connecticut.

Parenting Agreements: An Overview

A blog post about the necessary agreements that must be made between divorcing spouses when children are involved.

Connecticut Court Denies Request that Ex-Wife Contribute to Child's College Expenses

A blog post about a case in which a court ruled that an ex-wife in a difficult financial circumstance was not required to contribute to paying for her child's education.

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