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CT Court Upholds Retroactive Modifications Of Spousal Support

Blog post about Connecticut Court decision to uphold retroactive modifications of spousal support due to change of sole physical custody of the parties' three minor children.

Increased Salary Justifies Child Support Modification

Blog post about the result of a Connecticut Supreme Court case, in which the defendants increased salary is ruled as justification for a child support modification.

Why Marriages Fail

Why Relationships fail!

Court Finds Dissolution Agreement Ambiguous on Child Support

Blog post about the consequences of a dissolution agreement being ambiguous regarding child support payments.

Court Drops Motion for Contempt Despite Failed Alimony Payments

Blog post about a divorce case in Connecticut where the court dropped a contempt motion despite a failure by the defendant to make timely alimony payments.

CT Court Rules on Multi-Jurisdiction Alimony Modification

Blog post about a Connecticut court ruling on an alimony modification that involved multiple jurisdictions.

Reference to CT Statute Fails to Incorporate Judicial Authority

Blog post about alimony awards and how courts determine them.

Use of Liquid Assets in Pendente Lite Improper, Says Court

Blog post on the topic of alimony and how the use of liquid assets is improper in determining the amount owed.

Court Upholds Premarital Agreement & Waiver of Alimony

Blog post about a court upholding a pre-nuptial agreement and waiver of alimony.

Court Denies Due Process Claim for Child Custody Evaluation

Blog post about a case where the court found that a father had no constitutional right of due process to have his attorney participate in the child custody evaluation process.

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