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What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Fairfield College Preparatory

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Fairfield College Preparatory

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Fusion Academy Fairfield

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Fusion Academy Fairfield

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Fairfield Country Day School

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Fairfield Country Day School

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Easton Country Day School

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Easton Country Day School

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Pierrepont School

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Pierrepont School

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Hamden Hall Country Day School

What to Do if Your Child is Facing Expulsion: Hamden Hall Country Day School

Non-Adversarial Divorce in Connecticut

A non-adversarial divorce in Connecticut is a process that aims to minimize conflict and promote cooperation between the parties. The goal of a non-adversarial divorce is to reach an agreement without the cost and hostility of an adversarial, litigious divorce. Couples work together to resolve issues such as property division, custody, support, and alimony without extensive litigation or courtroom battles.

Shared Legal and Physical Custody Is Becoming More Popular

Shared Legal and Physical Custody Is Becoming More Popular

Paying for College Under Connecticut Law

Paying for College Under Connecticut Law

Special Needs Trust

A special needs trust is a legal document that allows an individual with a disability or special needs receive financial support while protecting their eligibility for government benefits.  The trust is like a container that holds money and assets of a person with disabilities or special needs. The trust can protect this money so the individual can receive extra support while keeping their government benefits intact.

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