Post-Nuptial Agreements or Legal Separation in Connecticut A Plain-Language Guide for Connecticut Couples Considering a Post-Nuptial Agreements or Legal Separation in  Connecticut — Without Filing for Divorce Something in your

What is a Postnuptial or “Postnup” Agreement? A postnuptial agreement or “postnup” is an agreement or written contract created between two spouses, after they are legally married. Much like a

This installment brings together collective bits of wisdom and caution informing best options and choices that may arise before the divorce process gets really rolling.  The early issues raised reflect

“Finding a highly qualified mediator to listen carefully and to help clients who are navigating through the fog of divorce can make all the difference.” I began a private divorce

Collaborative Law is a divorce process that can be used in Connecticut. It is based on mediation principles, allowing yet another option for separating or divorcing couples who prefer to

Divorce or the end of a relationship is not something that we imagine when we first get together with our partner. But it happens and when things don’t work out,

Happy Thanksgiving all! Did you know that the final holiday period overwhelmingly is the prime time for couples to get engaged? In the United States, 37% of engagements happen between

Divorce is a highly significant life event. When resolved in a bare adversarial process, it can threaten a person’s identity, status, and overall well-being.  Litigating a divorce can be devastating.

Separating couples choosing to engage in Mediation or a Collaborative Divorce have a choice regarding when to file the legal documents to start their court action to enter a Final

Start with a plan first. Create your own specific plan or checklist During the divorce process you completed a Financial Inventory so you likely have in your possession a copy