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Tips for working with a contentious ex regarding your children
Having to work with your ex to co-raise your children can be a difficult undertaking. It makes it even more challenging when your ex argues with you about everything related to the children. Having a strategy for dealing with them so you can focus on your children...
Is joint custody always the outcome of a Connecticut divorce?
Custody concerns are often the biggest issue in Connecticut divorces. Parents worry about what their divorce might mean for their children and how their relationship with their children may change after the end of their marriages. Most people do not enjoy the thought...
3 reasons younger adults may want to establish an estate plan
People often talk about estate planning as though it were a concern that only applies to older adults and those with major health challenges. However, anyone over the age of 18 theoretically has the right to plan for their future death or incapacitation. In fact,...
What people often forget when updating their estate plans after divorce
Married couples often create joint estate plans. They share assets and family members, so they create plans together to protect their resources, their shared children and one another. Many married couples sit down together with an estate planning lawyer so that their...
Should a company go to court over a contract violation?
A company's contracts influence everything from what it must pay its workers to what costs clients must pay for their services. Organizations often invest both time and money in the development of strong contracts that adequately protect the business. Unfortunately,...
Are retirement savings at risk during a Connecticut divorce?
Most married couples in Connecticut share their resources completely. They combine their checking accounts and jointly work to establish equity at their primary residence. They likely also plan to retire together. Their retirement budget likely reflects a plan of...
2 special estate planning considerations for young landlords
One of the ways that people in Connecticut seek financial stability is investing resources with the intention of generating a viable stream of income. Some people invest in stocks or in a business owned by someone they know. Others may decide to start their own...
Estrangement, conflict, and estate planning
Estate planning is not always straightforward. Although the legal guidelines surrounding how someone drafts a last will and testament or a trust will only change if Connecticut state law changes, relationships between family members can become strained. Estate...
An in-depth look at spendthrift trusts & why they’re beneficial
You can protect and control what you leave behind in Connecticut through estate planning. Certain individuals take care of beneficiaries by creating a spendthrift trust. Before using this type of trust, it's important to know how it differs from other trusts....