Step One in Well-Meaning Advice Number One: Choose the right divorce process for your specific circumstances. First things first. Most spouses go to a divorce attorney initially. When I am

What is included? What is excluded? Most parents who pay child support to another parent frequently ask the following question? “What am I paying child support for exactly?  This question

When filing for divorce in Connecticut, a couple seeking a peaceful, amicable divorce, and who are committed to staying out of Court, can utilize the services of a neutral attorney-mediator

For Meg and Harry, this marriage may work.  They have chemistry to burn, lots of projects, goals and values in common.  Happily ever after is possible. The key values to

Separate and Divorce Amicably Here are some important steps in ending the cycle of conflict when you divorce. Unresolved conflict brings clients to the Divorce Process. You need to defuse

1. A Divorce Mediator must be empathetic and an avid listener.  A good divorce mediator/attorney focuses on client’s needs, interests, agenda, objectives and questions. What makes the mediation process difficult

In a divorce, you’ll hear the phrases “maintain a lifestyle to which your family is accustomed” and “reasonable needs.” There’s an inherent conflict for divorcing couples between the concepts of

For many families, divorce is an opportunity for a financial fresh start. During the divorce process, we must address the debt and how the debt is paid. Debt really does

How is child support determined in the State of Connecticut and what is considered Income for purpuses of Child Support.  The child-support guideline is just that.  A guideline. First, we

Many divorcing spouses in Connecticut or clients seeking a legal separation whether in the New Haven Court, Hartford Court, New Britain or Tolland, or any other Connecticut Court, ask a