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Remote Resolution Plan Date (RRPD) – With family relations only, no appearance before a Judge. Provides an opportunity to learn about the court process, determine the specific issues in your case, the likelihood of reaching an agreement, and the amount of court...
Legal assistance when representing yourself in a divorce
Not every divorce needs intensive legal representation. You may decide that you do not want to hire an attorney to take on your case. At The Prince Law Group, LLC, we understand that you may not need someone to manage your case, but we do suggest looking into...
How do you split debt during a divorce?
During a divorce, couples often find debt difficult to untangle. If you were married for a substantial amount of time, it can be even more difficult to distinguish between your debt and your spouse’s debt. After all, when your finances are comingled for so long, you...
Small businesses division during divorce
The financial implications of a divorce include the division of assets in the marital estate. Divorcing spouses who own businesses may especially feel the impact of property division. When going through the divorce process, many couples choose one of the three...
Dividing stock options and restricted stock in a divorce
Dividing marital assets is often one of the most frustrating and time-consuming aspects of divorce. This is particularly true if the parties own assets such as stock options or restricted stocks. On one hand, it may be difficult for parties or courts to determine the...
Keeping your full 401(k) in your divorce
Entering into your divorce proceedings in Connecticut, you may feel prepared for any potential issue that may arise. Such are the feelings of many of those that we here at the Prince Law Group, LLC work with, yet one issue they often express surprise upon learning is...
How can I improve my finances after divorce?
Even if your divorce is relatively amicable, you will probably experience a significant shift in your finances. For many people, the change in financial status is one of the most traumatic aspects of divorce. It is definitely disheartening to learn that everything you...
How do judges determine what is best for children?
If you have children and are going through a divorce or custody dispute, it likely will not be long before you encounter the phrase, “the best interests of the children.” This legal standard is the one by which judges in Connecticut and many other places settle family...
Nanny Poppins: If My Ex Was Ordered to Share “Childcare” Costs, Does That Include Having a Nanny?
Yes, in certain situations. The court will take the following factors into account: whether the cost of the nanny is “reasonable,” whether the nanny is only used during times the custodial parent is working (or commuting to and from work), that the proposed nanny care...
Saving money on your divorce
Divorce is often a very expensive process. Naturally, many people concern themselves with possible child support and alimony payments. Many worry about division of property as well. However, it is possible for the actual cost of your divorce process itself to cost...
