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Once a proposal occurs, couples in Connecticut often become caught up in the planning of their wedding. In the bliss that follows an engagement and the hectic time of wedding planning, some may overlook the importance of planning for their future. This includes...
The myth of the common-law marriage abounds across most of the United States. However, in Connecticut, as in most states, marriage is identified not by the number of years couples live together but by the formal license, which can make it difficult for partners to...
When you and your partner are unmarried, you may find you need to pay close attention to legal matters. In the event of your death, your plans may not be legal in Connecticut because you are not related to each other by marriage. It is important to understand several...
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...
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...
When divorce interrupts the relationships Connecticut grandparents have with their grandchildren, it can be harmful. Staying in touch with their grandparents can be highly beneficial for grandchildren.In many instances, grandparents have a legal right to visitation...
Whether it is for reasons of necessity, love or both, many Connecticuters choose to expand their family units. This may include a stepparent deciding to adopt the child or children of his or her spouse. There are some basic steps to remember when preparing to start...