Marriage takes open and honest communication. There are some issues that may take a marriage into territory from which there is no returning. These four big issues, if not rectified, may escalate to the point of causing a Connecticut couple to divorce. They're known as the four As: adultery, abuse, agendas and addiction.
The importance of making a divorce in Connecticut final in 2018
Connecticut couples seriously thinking of calling it quits would do well to make that decision this year. Finalizing a divorce in 2018 may save each individual some money since the government has made some far-reaching changes regarding divorce. These changes will especially affect couples who are financially well-off.
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After the dust settles on a divorce, it can take some time for parents to get the hang of sharing custody and child-rearing responsibilities and privileges. While some parents handle the transition better than others, it is very common for divorced parents to have numerous conflicts as they rear their children together, especially when it comes to child support.
Dealing with child custody problems in Connecticut
To say that divorce is sad is an understatement. When a marriage breaks down for whatever reason in Connecticut, it means the family dynamic also changes. If the couple has children, child custody issues come into play, and they, too, aren't always without problems. Co-parenting in two different households can be overwhelming, not only for the parents but for the children, too.
Family law: Divorced parents and disciplining children
Raising children can be hard even when both parents are living in the same household. But when parents are divorced and the kids are shuffled between two abodes, issues surrounding discipline may crop up. Even if Connecticut parents have issues between themselves, when they put those on the back burner and focus on their children's best interests, it may be much easier to co-parent using family law guidelines, and that includes what to do when it comes to correcting children's untoward behavior.
Breastfeeding could play a role in child custody in Connecticut
If a couple with a young child or baby splits up, there may be an added factor to consider when it comes to the child. If the woman is breastfeeding the baby and child custody is such that the parents share co-parenting and custody, mom may become worried how her baby may fare being separated from her for lengthy periods. It's important that Connecticut couples with this issue understand each other and try to do what's best for the infant, especially when the dad may think that his former spouse is using breastfeeding as a means of keeping his child from him.
This app apparently can help to make divorce less painful
There seems to be an app for everything these days, so why not one to make breaking up less painful? Well, there is that. Connecticut couples who have made the decision to divorce might want to check out Amicable. This app touts itself as a one-stop shop for divorce, childcare and financial arrangements.
