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Many people across Connecticut find themselves navigating “gray” divorces, which are divorces that take place later on in life. If you count yourself among them, you may find that you have different priorities now than you might if you had divorced, say, during your...
The division of assets is often described as one of the most difficult parts of divorce for many couples. However, the division of debts can also cause heartache in its own way. Sometimes, depending on the length of the marriage or the debt accumulated, it is hard to...
A divorce is a very stressful event. You probably spent years with your ex-spouse running a household together. You have intermingled assets and have to decide who gets what property. You can go to court to litigate the distribution of assets, or you can pursue a...
When you split from your husband or wife in Connecticut, you may decide to enlist the aid of certain professionals to help ensure you cover your bases. Certain types of financial professionals may be able to help you accomplish different things in your divorce, and...
Digital currency is quickly becoming more popular within the economy. With the rise of its use, more people own large sums of cryptocurrency. In a divorce, you have to divide all assets, which would include any digital assets you own, but the value of cryptocurrency...
After a divorce, an ideal co-parenting situation would involve both parents living close enough to spend equal amounts of time with their child. Unfortunately, reality does not always shape up that way. Sometimes, a parent needs to relocate for reasons related to job...
When your marriage ends, you may feel empowered to move on and explore new relationships. However, if you are not careful, dating during your divorce can impact the practical and legal processes in a negative way. How will your ex react to your new relationship? While...
Alimony, sometimes called spousal support, can provide the finances to establish separate households when one partner makes more than the other. After the court issues the initial alimony order when finalizing the divorce, either person can request a change in alimony...
A growing number of people across Connecticut and the nation now own digital currency, and it is becoming more of a hot-button issue in modern divorce cases. Cryptocurrency is still relatively new, and this creates complications when it comes to finding it,...
Divorce is tough on any couple, but it can be extremely difficult when one spouse refuses to participate in the legal process. While you may be ready to move on with your life, your spouse may have ulterior motives that prevent you from achieving a successful split....