Regardless of where you got married, you can get divorced in Connecticut so long as you meet the residency requirements. You may want to set up a...

If I understand your question, the facts are that your ex-wife has grandchildren and you, not related, are becoming a co-guardian of the...

The system is set up so that the chance of a charge being dropped without going to court is almost non-existent. If you accept the offer, it goes...

If you go to the court and speak to the court service center personnel, they can provide you with the forms you need to get a divorce yourself.

A marriage counselor is what you really need to get. Distrust will kill a marriage and getting the test would be showing distrust.

If there is that much distrust, then perhaps a DNA test is not what you need. Consider marriage counseling.

While your desire is good, unfortunately, unless there was a mechanism for your daughters to attach your payments, it probably would not be...

While there are no orders in place restricting your ability to move out of state, should the father file an application for custody (or an...

It definitely sounds like there are many moving pieces. You should speak to your counselor or therapist before doing anything in the legal area.

You are asking about process. The process is as follows: If you accept the offer, it sounds like it will go on your record with points associated...