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How do I know if my spouse cheated without a confession?

On behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Feb 6, 2021 | Family Law

If your spouse’s behavior toward you has changed, a reasonable question is whether they began a relationship with someone else. Infidelity generally does not impact how divorce proceedings unfold in Connecticut, but you might want to know for your personal healing....

Small businesses division during divorce

On behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Jan 9, 2021 | Family Law

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...

Keeping your full 401(k) in your divorce

On behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Dec 28, 2020 | Divorce, Family Law

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 do judges determine what is best for children?

On behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Nov 25, 2020 | Family Law

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?

by aafizi | Nov 17, 2020 | Family Law

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...

How does child support work in Connecticut?

On behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Oct 29, 2020 | Family Law

If you have children with your spouse, one of you will likely pay child support if you decide to end your marriage. Connecticut uses the income shares model to determine a fair arrangement that ensures financial stability for the divided family.  Review the specifics...

Couples with high net worth appreciate mediation privacy

On behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Sep 28, 2020 | Family Law

Couples who have a high net worth do not look forward to putting the details of their divorce on public display in the courtroom. Mediation has become a popular alternative with divorcing couples of every economic level since it offers privacy along with many other...

Upcoming meeting of the National Association of Divorce Professionals

by Wendy Prince | Sep 9, 2020 | Connecticut Family Law Blog, Divorce, Family Law, Firm News

If your business touches on the divorce process, you should consider joining our managing partner, Wendy Prince, at the next Zoom meeting of the National Association of Divorce Professionals.  Our fast-growing Greenwich/Stamford, CT & Westchester County, NY...

What to know about prenuptial agreements

On behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Jul 20, 2020 | Family Law

Having a prenuptial agreement can protect both partners in the event of a divorce. This agreement is especially important for those who have a business coming into the marriage or family money as well as for those entering into a second marriage.  A prenup is not a...

Alimony, child support and your federal tax bill

On behalf of The Prince Law Group, LLC | Jun 22, 2020 | Family Law

If you are planning to divorce your spouse, you may have some uncertainty about your financial future. While Connecticut law entitles you to an equitable share of marital assets, you may be eligible for alimony. If you have children, you may also be able to pursue...
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