If you and your spouse both want to get a divorce and come to an agreement amongst yourselves, your divorce process will go more smoothly. In addition, you will have the opportunity to waive the 90 day waiting period usually required for Connecticut divorces. This means that you can speed up the process and move [...]
At my office, I get a lot of common questions about Connecticut divorce. Going through a divorce is one of the defining moments of my clients' lives. It is natural to feel nervous, scared, and unsure. If you are facing a Connecticut divorce and you feel overwhelmed, my office can help! Our attorneys have worked [...]
In some situations, a Connecticut divorce can be expedited and completed in just 35 days. On this page, you can learn more about the non-adversarial divorce and how you can get one on this page. What is a Non-Adversarial Divorce? Those who are eligible for non-adversarial divorces can get divorced in as little as 35 [...]
One of the main concerns in divorce is issues concerning children. Custody, child support, visitation, and more are important aspects of a divorce if you and your spouse have children together. A Connecticut divorce will look slightly different if the couple has children together as opposed to if they do not. On this page, I [...]
Covid-19 has rattled our world. Many people are dealing with financial troubles, health burdens, and the difficulty in making everyday life work in a pandemic. If you were thinking about getting a divorce before the pandemic started, or this tumultuous time has forced you to take a closer look at your marriage, life is probably [...]
In divorce, there is something called a “return date”. Many of my clients have questions about what this date is and what has to happen by the return date. I will discuss this in more detail on this page. What is the Return Date? The return date is something that I get asked about a [...]
Not everyone can get divorced in the state of Connecticut. There are some qualifications that you need to meet in order to file divorce and have it granted in Connecticut. On this page, I will discuss the requirements that you need if you want a divorce granted by Connecticut courts. Residency Requirement In order to [...]
In divorce, you and your spouse will have to split your assets. However, you will also have to split any debt that you have accumulated over time. In many situations, you may be dealing with student loans, credit card debt, or a mortgage on the house. I will discuss splitting debt in greater detail here. [...]
Many people worry about the fees associated with getting a divorce. Splitting your life from your spouse’s will have some financial ramifications, and you might be worried that getting the divorce will also cost money. On this page, I will discuss the court fees that you can expect if you want to file for divorce [...]
In Connecticut, if couples wanted to get a divorce, they had to go through a 90-day waiting period, often referred to as the “cooling off period”. New laws in Connecticut make it so that the waiting period can be waived. You can learn more about it here. Waiving the Cooling Off Period If you want [...]
