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What kind of lawyer do i need for a name change?

A family law attorney is ideal for name changes, providing guidance on legal procedures and requirements, handling court appearances, and ensuring a smooth process.

Child visitation: privileges and limitations

Parties entering a custody dispute or a divorce proceeding involving child visitation often inquire about visitation privileges by the so-called “non-custodial parent” - that is, the parent whose home is not the primary residence of the minor child.

Joint legal custody and final decision-making authority

Any custody proceeding relating to minor children includes the decision or determination regarding a parent’s participation in the legal custody of those minor children.  Joint legal custody, as contrasted with “physical custody,” relates not to where the children physically reside, but rather deals with which parent or parents make certain major legal decisions on behalf of a child until such time as the child reaches the age of majority.

College expenses and divorce

Going through a divorce is often a very emotional and overwhelming experience, often complicated by motions, discovery, court appearances and negotiations.  By the end of the mandatory “cooling off” or pendente lite phase (Latin for “while the action is pending”), one may find himself or herself confused and eager to resolve the case.  When considering the terms of a potential divorce settlement involving minor children, it is very important to keep future college expenses in mind.

How your debts are divided in divorce

Filing for divorce will not solve any debt issues that you and your spouse have. This is because debt is divided between the spouses in a divorce. You and your spouse will share the responsibility for any debts that you accumulated over the course of your marriage. This includes joint loans, joint tax returns, or anything else that you and your spouse signed together.

In case of first impression, state supreme court considers enforceability of postnuptial agreements

In a divorce action, the Supreme Court of Connecticut considered, for the first time, whether postnuptial agreements (entered into during a marriage) are valid and enforceable in this State.

Navigating the world of connecticut adoption

Deciding to adopt is one of the most joyous times in one’s life. However, navigating the legal field surrounding adoption may seem daunting. Having a basic understanding of how the process works can alleviate unnecessary stress.

Stipulation agreement: father found in contempt for failure to maintain health insurance for his daughter

In a post-judgment divorce action earlier this year, involving a stipulation agreement, the Superior Court of Connecticut, Judicial District of Fairfield at Bridgeport found a father in contempt of a court order that required him to provide health insurance coverage for his minor child, or at least pay a portion of her premium.

Parental alienation in custody disputes

Every lawyer who handles divorce cases recognizes that grimace.  We often see the reaction from other lawyers and people in everyday conversation when they hear we litigate divorces and custody matters.  Most often, the grimace is followed by a verbal recognition of how “draining” or “difficult” the business can be. Invariably, that reference relates not merely to the two individuals who have decided that their marriage is no longer viable; rather, the fallout often squarely lands on the children caught in the midst of a custody battle during a divorce – or sometimes, in a residential relocation petition by one parent in the years after a divorce. Where young children are involved, divorce lawyers regrettably see a frequency of parental alienation by one party or the other, an active or passive attempt by a divorce litigant to cause the children of that union to align against his or her soon-to-be ex-spouse.