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Understanding the Legal Separation Process: An Attorney’s Perspective
Are you considering a legal separation but feeling unsure of where to begin? Look no further! Today, we take you through the intricacies of the legal separation process from an experienced legal...
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The Ins and Outs of Connecticut’s Legal Requirements for Relocating with a Child
Are you thinking about relocating from Connecticut with your child? If so, it’s essential to understand the legal requirements before making this decision so that you stay in good stead with the...
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Spousal Support vs. Alimony Explained
Are you curious about the difference between spousal support vs. alimony? Perhaps you’ve heard these terms thrown around, but you’re not quite sure what they mean. Today we will break down spousal...
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A Parent’s Guide to Moving out of Connecticut: What You Need to Know When...
Are you a parent considering a move out of state with a child? Relocating can be an exciting adventure, but when you have a child, additional factors must be considered. From understanding...
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Breaking Down the Differences: Divorce Mediator vs. Lawyer
The decisions you make about divorce will impact your life for many years to come – including the decisions you make right up front about how to divorce. Many people are torn between two main options...
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Understanding the Laws: When Does an Inheritance Become Marital Property in a...
Inheritance can be a delicate matter, often bringing both joy and confusion to those involved. This can become even more the case when one spouse is contemplating divorce. In Connecticut, it is vital...
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How to File for Divorce
Welcome to our guide on how to file for divorce in Connecticut. If you are considering filing for divorce, you’ll feel better with some background on both the legal requirements and the steps involved....
View ArticleResponding to a Divorce in Connecticut
For a divorce to begin, one spouse must file a petition with a local divorce court. If your spouse files a divorce petition, Connecticut requires that you receive a copy. An experienced divorce...
View ArticleNavigating Divorce Finances in the Digital Age: The Role of Venmo
In today’s digital age, how we manage our finances goes beyond traditional methods. With the increasing popularity of mobile payment apps like Venmo, it’s no surprise they’re starting to play a role...
View ArticleHow Getting in Your Own Way Overly Complicates Your Divorce
Freed Marcroft is happy to share this guest post by Jenny Bradley, founder of top-tier North Carolina divorce and family law firm Triangle Smart Divorce. We share similar philosophies on reducing drama...
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Coffee & Divorce
I drink my at-home coffee two ways. And, I am very literal (my friend Laura aptly described this as “Meghan doesn’t joke.”) Ergo, my two ways are called “Vermont Meghan” and “Mexican Meghan.”...
View ArticleUnderstanding Child Support Before The Start Of A New School Year
If you are a parent, the start of a new school year will likely bring an onslaught of expenses to your plate as you prepare your child for success. For divorced parents who are co-parenting, however,...
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Reframing Divorce: Embracing New Beginnings
Freed Marcroft is happy to share this guest post by Rich Heller, Relationship Coach and founder of Rich in Relationship. Rich is committed to helping families stay on mission, creating and maintaining...
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What’s Better for Kids: Staying in an Unhappy Marriage or Divorce?
When good parents find themselves in bad marriages, they understandably often grapple with what’s better for their kids. Should they stay in their marriage, even though it’s unhappy, or divorce? In...
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Demystifying the Cost of Divorce Mediation in CT: What You Need to Know
Are you considering divorce mediation in CT and curious about the cost? Mediation may be a great solution if you’re considering divorce and seek an amicable and efficient alternative to litigation....
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Divorce and Custody Arrangements for Children with Special Needs
Getting custody and parenting arrangements right during divorce is critical for all families with children. But the situation becomes even more intricate when a child has special needs. Special...
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Divorcing and Dividing: What Happens to Your Vacation Home?
The primary family home tends to get more attention than vacation homes during a divorce. However, vacation homes often also have significant emotional and financial import to spouses and can raise...
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From A to Z: The Definitive Glossary of Divorce Jargon
Divorce has a language of its own. From alimony to custody, asset division to mediation, divorces often involve a whole new language — and the last thing you need is more complexity. Fear not — we’ve...
View ArticleParental Alienation: Recognizing The Signs And What Steps To Take If It’s...
According to the American Psychological Association, Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) is when one parent manipulates a child to turn them against the other parent. Most often, this follows a...
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The Right of First Refusal in Child Custody: Advantages, Challenges, and How...
When it comes to child custody, making decisions in the child’s best interest is paramount. One legal concept that sometimes comes up in the child custody context is the right of first refusal. But...
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