How Higher Mortgage Interest Rates Impact Divorces in Connecticut
Photo Credit While mortgage interest is down from a 23-year high earlier this year, some homeowners in Connecticut face higher rates after divorce. Unfortunately, your
Preventing High-Conflict Custody Exchanges
A new bill about child custody is gaining momentum in Florida. It’s called the Cassie Carli Law, and it proposes that every county in the
What to Know About a Financial Affidavit in a Connecticut Divorce
Photo credit Before getting divorced in Connecticut, you and your ex-partner must complete a financial affidavit. The court requires this document to figure out how
Everything You Need to Know about Your Resolution Plan Date in CT
What is a Resolution Plan Date in Connecticut Family Court? Photo credit When you go through Connecticut’s family court system, you’ll receive something called a
Divorcing Someone With Borderline Personality Disorder
Going through a divorce with someone with a borderline personality disorder can result in high-conflict situations, resulting in a lengthy case that can take a
Louisiana, Like Connecticut, Can Now Order Mental Health Evaluations in Child Custody Proceedings
Photo credit Just like in Connecticut, Louisiana’s family law courts will now provide mental health evaluations in child custody proceedings. A new house bill will require courts
Think Before You Post: How Social Media Can Negatively Influence Your Family Law Case
Photo credit It’s tempting to take to social media when going through an emotional divorce or child custody battle in Connecticut. However, a seemingly innocent
Spanish Judges to Consider Pets’ Welfare in Divorce Cases. Could It Ever Happen in Connecticut?
Photo credit In October 2021, a judge in Madrid, Spain, awarded joint custody of a dog to a separated couple. In this landmark case, the
Child Custody Exchange Etiquette: A Parent’s Guide
Photo credit Handing over custodial time to your ex-partner — “custody exchange” — is typically something many parents forget to discuss when going through a divorce or separation. Transferring
High Conflict Divorce with a Narcissist
Photo credit “Divorcing a narcissist can be more difficult than being married to one,” — Unknown Narcissism might sound like it’s an objective psychological trait, but narcissistic
