If you are getting married in Connecticut, you may have been considering a prenuptial agreement. While there are many opponents of this type of agreement, there are just as many proponents. At , we have seen many couples benefit from having...
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Using a QDRO when splitting retirement accounts
On Behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Feb 20, 2017 | Divorce
Connecticut residents who are getting divorced should educate themselves about the do's and don'ts of splitting valuable retirement accounts with their spouses. While these assets are commonly part of marital estates, they may or may not represent the best asset for a...
What is joint custody?
On Behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Feb 16, 2017 | Child Custody
During a Connecticut divorce, one of the key focuses is always on custody of any minor children. You and the court want to be sure your children are properly taken care of and their needs are kept in mind during any custody arrangements. If you and the...
What is a nonadversarial divorce?
On Behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Feb 14, 2017 | Divorce
Some marriages simply do not work out. The reasons can be various, but every year, couples in Connecticut decide that they are no longer compatible. The state has provided an easier way to end a marriage, called a nonadversarial divorce. This type of divorce...
Prenuptial agreement guidelines
On Behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Feb 7, 2017 | Family Law
If you have considerable assets or otherwise worry about what could happen to your finances and real property holdings if your marriage does not last, then a prenuptial agreement can be a good idea. It can also just serve as a peace of mind, setting up conditions for...
Financial documentation during divorce
On Behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Feb 2, 2017 | Divorce
Any Connecticut resident who has ever gone through a divorce knows how far-reaching the financial implications can be. While the thought of a divorce itself was once far-fetched, other things can often happen during a divorce that a person would certainly never have...
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