How can I divorce my husband who is in the national guard Illinois and I live in Connecticut.
Absolutely! There are a number of different ways your can have your husband served even when he is not in-state and even if you do not have a...
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Absolutely! There are a number of different ways your can have your husband served even when he is not in-state and even if you do not have a...
I agree with Attorney Myers but I think there are a few other options you have as well. You can, assuming that you are not interested in the...
Connecticut's Constitution contains a statement of victim's rights. Your friend has the right to speak to the prosecutor and victim services about...
I assume you are referring to the initial lawsuit filing. If that is the case, after service (this assumes your significant other lives in...
Your question is not uncommon but it is also not as easy as a yes or no. Connecticut has a statute concerning relocation. Under the statute, it...
You are mixing two different sets of laws into your question. Generally speaking, with you not there in the apartment, you would not be obligated...
Under Connecticut law, there is a presumption that the best place for a child is with a parent. You describe a situation in which the presumption...
You ask a number of different questions that cannot be answered completely without more information. First you ask about modifying your divorce...
First of all, congratulations on your daughter's graduation. As a general rule, child support ends when a child turns 18 or graduates from high...
Section 52-560 of the Connecticut General Statutes is a definite starting place. Unfortunately, the judicial understanding of this statute is not...