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There are two types of bankruptcies available to individuals and married couples. Understanding the differences between a Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help you balance your needs, your assets, and your timelines and make a choice that work… Read More

In any Connecticut divorce case involving minor children, child custody will be one of the most important issues. Parents who are not married to one another may file a separate action to establish custody rights. “Custody” refers to the rights an… Read More

When Connecticut residents consider filing for bankruptcy, one common concern is that they will lose their house, car, or property in the process. While Chapter 7 bankruptcy does involve the liquidation of assets, the Connecticut bankruptcy exemption… Read More

Google and other search engines have given us access to more information than at any other time in history. Many websites now offer forms for various legal purposes, including family law matters like divorce. This type of resource might make it tempt… Read More

Medical expenses are a big concern for many Americans. Many people struggle to pay off medical debt, and are wondering if there is a way to get out from behind the costs of an illness or injury. Here is some information that you can use to decide whe… Read More

Divorce is one of the most difficult, painful ordeals many people ever have to endure. It can upend every aspect of your life and can leave you unsure of how you can best protect yourself. You do not have to go through this alone, though. An experien… Read More

Many Connecticut residents could see substantial relief from their debts by filing for bankruptcy, but they don’t because they are afraid doing so will destroy their credit. Here’s what you need to know about what a bankruptcy discharge will do t… Read More

Divorce is a difficult experience in any circumstance. Every aspect of your life will experience some amount of upheaval. Getting a divorce when you own a business presents a distinct set of challenges that can affect you, your family, and your busin… Read More