Many parents start college savings plans for their kids in anticipation of them getting good educations. But when parents' marriages end in divorce and assets and debts are being divided, the question is, what happens to those college funds? The last thing Connecticut...
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Tips for talking to the kids about an upcoming divorce
On Behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Jun 18, 2019 | Uncategorized
No matter how old your kids are, you know that telling them about your upcoming divorce is going to take them by surprise. You don't know how they're going to react to it. This is true for toddlers, teens and even adult children.So how can you tell them? How can you...
Tax strategies that can help in the divorce process
On Behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Jun 18, 2019 | Divorce
The end of a marriage can be devastating even under the most positive circumstances. Connecticut couples who are going through a divorce can face a number of challenges, one of which can include finances. But there are certain tax strategies that can make the going...
Family law: Children of wealth and prenuptial agreements
On Behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Jun 17, 2019 | Family Law
Children who are born into wealthy families may need to take extra precautions when the time comes for them to marry. Connecticut family law has the tools for people to ensure their assets are protected, and when it comes to marriage, such tools include prenuptial...
Child custody: Fostering relationships with non-custodial parents
On Behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Jun 11, 2019 | Child Custody
Many experts have gone on record to say that children do better emotionally and even physically when both parents play integral roles in their lives. When it comes to child custody in a divorce situation, Connecticut parents need to set aside their differences when...
Technology and how it can help in divorce
On Behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Jun 5, 2019 | Divorce
Technology is everywhere and seems to be rapidly becoming a more ubiquitous presence in everyday life. While many technological advances may not be welcome nor seem useful to many people, apps are developed every day that can make lives easier in Connecticut. One...
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