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How to Start an LLC in Connecticut
June 21st, 2024
Are you interested in starting a business? Have you chosen Connecticut as your home base? If you are ready to take the next step in business ownership, you will need a guide to show you how to start an LLC in Connecticut, and to point out and protect…
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Categories: Business Law
Estate Planning Myth: My Spouse Will Get Everything So There’s No Need for an Estate Plan
May 28th, 2024
Many married Connecticut residents expect that their spouse will inherit most, if not all their assets after their death. They believe there is no need for an estate plan because Connecticut law will provide for the surviving spouse anyway. This comm…
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Categories: Estate Planning
Connecticut Estate Planning Checklist
May 14th, 2024
You may have a vague plan for what you want your family’s future to look like and how you would like to be treated in your final days. But if you are ready to turn those general impressions into a concrete estate plan, you may want to work through…
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Categories: Estate Planning
Connecticut Homestead Exemption
April 25th, 2024
A bankruptcy does not mean you have to lose your house. In fact, filing for bankruptcy may help you save it. In the last few years, changes to the Connecticut homestead exemption have helped borrowers protect more of the equity in their homes, vehicl…
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Choosing the Right Business Structure: LLC, Corporation, or Partnership?
April 18th, 2024
Choosing the right business structure for your new venture is a crucial step in getting started off right. Your business’s legal structure can affect everything from your liability as a business owner to how your taxes are filed. If you are trying…
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Categories: Business Law
Why Collaborative Divorce is Best for Your Children
March 25th, 2024
Many parents worry that getting a divorce will hurt their children. Historically, and even today, many couples stayed together when they shouldn’t because they believed it was “better for the children.” In fact, in many cases, collaborative div…
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Alimony, Child Support and Bankruptcy
March 19th, 2024
After a divorce or child custody battle, the loss of a second income and increased personal and legal expenses can sometimes send you into bankruptcy. In other cases, domestic support obligations can linger years after changes to your employment or f…
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How To Handle Hidden Assets and Other Forms of Financial Deception During Divorce
March 12th, 2024
In many marriages, one spouse handles the family finances. This can cause you to have an unclear understanding of your family’s financial situation when it is time for divorce. In some high-conflict cases, this one-sided understanding can be manipu…
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Categories: Divorce
Bankruptcy and Restructuring: Legal Options for Struggling Businesses
February 5th, 2024
Small businesses are at the heart of the American economy, but rising costs, employment issues, and even natural disasters can all lead to tough choices for struggling businesses. Business owners may have their own assumptions about business bankrupt…
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Don't Touch That 401K!
January 11th, 2024
You want to be a good person and pay your debts. The idea of filing for bankruptcy may scare you or make you feel ashamed – like you’re not living up to your obligations. If so, you may be tempted to withdraw funds from your 401k account or other…
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