Brian D. Kaschel – Brian’s Blog

Connecticut divorce – How to email with your ex

Email is a great tool to communicate with your ex – but only if used effectively. Here’s how: 1. Tone. Be polite and courteous even if it pains you. No sarcasm, threats or name calling. And if you are really agitated then take some before you respond. 2. Facts. Keep it business like and stick […]

How to Change a Child Custody Order in Connecticut

To change a custody order in Connecticut, a Motion for Modification must be filed. First, the judge must determine whether there has been a “substantial change in circumstances” since the time of the last custody order. Second, if there has been a “substantial change in circumstances”, then the judge can modify custody. In making new […]

Second marriage in Connecticut – consider a prenuptial agreement

I just read an article about divorce rates. For first-time marriages, the rate was about 50%. That’s pretty high although it’s in line with other studies I have seen. But I was surprised to learn that approximately 67% of second marriages end in divorce. Divorce can cause financial hardship. Even more so for couples going […]

Car accidents in Connecticut – injuries to passengers

If you were in a car accident as a passenger, it probably involves one of the following situations: 1. The driver of the car in which you were traveling caused the accident; 2. The driver of another car is at fault for the accident; 3. The accident happened because of state or municipal negligence such […]

Getting divorced in Connecticut – some practical advice

A divorce can be a grueling process. No question about it. Reduce your stress level. Here’s how: Just be honest. Be upfront and candid with your lawyer about everything. I realize that sometimes it can be uncomfortable to reveal indiscretions or to admit to mistakes during the marriage. Nevertheless, these discussions allow for effective preparation […]

Connecticut DCF Central Registry and Substantiation Appeals

This blog is about the difference in DCF Appeals to the Superior Court versus initial Appeals through an Administrative Hearing. I have blogged before about how to appeal a DCF Central Registry finding. But I cannot emphasize enough how important it is to get it right the first time. DCF Administrative Hearing Appeals Once DCF […]

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