Divorce & Separation Connecticut
How to Qualify for a Non-Adversarial Divorce in Connecticut: Timelines & Limits
Filing for divorce can be a drawn-out and emotionally draining experience. In Connecticut, standard divorces require a mandatory 90-day cooling-off period before a judge will even...
Dividing RSUs, Stock Options, and Deferred Compensation in a Connecticut Divorce
For corporate executives and tech workers in Fairfield County, Stamford, and Greenwich, compensation is rarely just a standard bi-weekly paycheck. Much of your wealth is likely tie...
Protecting Your LLC or Medical Practice During a Connecticut Divorce
For doctors, agency founders, and small business owners in Connecticut, a divorce threatens more than just personal assets; it puts your entire life's work on the line. Connecticut...