Newington, CT
Family Lawyer at Newington, CT
Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense ... +2 more
You are bound by Connecticut law if this is your residence. Under Connecticut law, separation isn't a dissolution of the marriage. You would need...
You should provide the school with a certified copy of the current orders. If they refuse to honor them you may have additional recourse.
You sound like the same person who posted previous question on the same issue. Please put all of the facts in one post so that you don't get piece...
You respond by hiring an attorney. Your case (I think I remember it from an earlier post or at elast one just like it) is getting more complicated...
You have not provided sufficient information to answer your question. If you are seeking it from the IRS, then only with his signed consent (IRS...
The short answer is "yes" but the likelihood of her being successful is slim. Since judgment has entered, she would have to file a motion to open...
Contempt requires a willful, malicious violation of a court order. Based on what you have posted, at the very least he is in violation of the...
In Connecticut, all ciminal activity that is prosecuted is done by the state, not by a municipality. Based on what you are accused of taking, you...
There is no such thing as a "non-public" class D felony. Either he has been charged with a crime (in which case there would be a public record of...
Unfortunately, there is no way you can stop the divorce unless your husband is willing to withdraw it. In Connecticut, all he would have to...