Is "paralegal" work done by a spouse that is not a lawyer considered practice of the law in CT?
So long as neither of you is representing yourselves as an attorney licensed in Connecticut, there should be no issue.
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So long as neither of you is representing yourselves as an attorney licensed in Connecticut, there should be no issue.
That will depend on the structure of the divorce settlement agreement or, if an agreement can't be reached, the division of assets of the marriage,...
Hire an attorney. Have that person file a motion to modify custody.
You should, at the very least, meet the requirements imposed on you by the attorney general. If you believe the information on which the matter is...
So long as neither of you holds her out as a licensed attorney, there should be no issue. She may, however, be called to testify as to the type of...
Yes, you may. Just be aware of any requirements regarding affirming or declaring that the truth is being stated and that you are providing any...
There is no automatic order requiring DCF to provide a subsidy as part of a temporary guardianship action. Review the Court's orders to see if...
You can find the documents online at the judicial website (along with a basic guide as to what is to be done when) and you can go to the closest...
You may always file a petition to terminate his rights. However, your merely making allegations will not be enough to grant such a petition. The...
To answer your initial question, I know of no Connecticut judge that would order 50/50 physical custody between two non-contiguous states for minor...