Legal Articles, General Practice

No-Fault Divorce in Connecticut

A blog post about Connecticut standards on no-fault divorce and the differences between a no-fault divorce and a fault divorce.

Connecticut Divorce: The 90 Day Waiting Period

A blog post about the reasons behind Connecticut's 90-day waiting period and what to do during that time.

Upcoming Ruling Could Have Shocking Impact on State's Voyeurism Law

A blog post about Connecticut's voyeurism laws.

Connecticut Judicial Branch Plans Layoffs and Closures for Fiscal Year

A blog post about changes made to the Connecticut judicial system for the 2016-17 fiscal year.

Divorce and the Name Change Process

A blog post about when and how to make a name change whether a divorce is involved or some other major life event call for it.

What a Client Should Know About Alimony State Reform

A blog post about changes that were made to the alimony system and how women can protect themselves following these new changes.

Bridgeport Man Sues After Mistaken Identity Arrests

A blog post about a man's unfortunate mistaken identity which led to his false arrest for multiple days.

Domestic Partners and Unmarried Couples: An Overview

A blog post about what steps domestic partners and unmarried couples can take to protect themselves during separation.

What Is a Divorce by Default Judgment?

A blog post about what default divorce is, how to get one, and when it is useful.

Estate Planning and Asset Protection in Divorce

A blog post about how to protect your estate and assets during a divorce.

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