Introduction – Connecticut Same Sex Divorce The topic of same-sex divorce has become increasingly relevant in the wake of legal recognition of same-sex marriage across the United States, including Connecticut. As couples navigate the emotional and legal complexities of ending a marriage, it is essential to understand the unique challenges that same-sex couples might face…

Unmarried parents in Connecticut have certain rights and responsibilities related to their children. These rights and responsibilities include: 1. Custody and Visitation: The right to seek custody and visitation arrangements for their child. If the parents cannot agree on a custody and visitation schedule, the court may intervene and make decisions based on the best…

Shared Custody in Connecticut is gaining momentum in the Family Court.  Now comes a proposed bill to establish a rebuttable presumption that joint custody and equal shared parenting time are in the best interest of a minor child. The bill stipulates that this presumption can be challenged with “clear and convincing evidence”.  If the court…

There are Standing Orders in Connecticut Family Court.  The specific Orders depend on the type of case and must be followed unless the requirements are waived or modified by a judge in that case or the matter involves a Restraining Order. Standing Orders – Trials or Hearings The following documents must be exchanged between the…

Connecticut divorce depositions are essentially interviews.   And just like other interviews you may be nervous.  Reduce your anxiety.  Read on. Here’s a quick summary of the process. A deposition is question and answer session between a lawyer and a witness (deponent).  The opposing lawyer asks questions.  The witness answers under oath.  Your attorney is present…

A Connecticut Resolution Plan Date in Family Court is a fairly new process for custody, visitation, dissolution of marriage, and legal separation cases.  The process is designed to encourage parties to resolve their cases by agreement, instead of engaging in lengthy (and expensive) litigation.  Connecticut Resolution Plan Date On this date, you will learn how…

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