Wallingford, CT
Family Lawyer at Wallingford, CT
Practice Areas: Family, Real Estate
When it is your case and your family, no day in Family Court is without stress. Going to court prepared will help. Generally speaking, you will likely need several documents with you while in court. I...
See Full GuideBelow is a list of expenses which are typically adjusted for as of the date of your closing. The intended purpose of the adjustment is to have each party, the buyer and seller, responsible for only hi...
See Full GuideUnlike Plaintiffs, most Defendants have no desire to participate in litigation. Despite the efforts of some to ignore a suit, civil litigation process will not stop because they choose not to partici...
See Full GuideExperienced personal injury litigators are very familiar with the doctrine of subsequent remedial measures. Repairs made subsequent to the claimed injury are often raised in settlement negotiations to ...
See Full GuideRegardless of what is in the final divorce agreement or judgment, divorced individuals need to be aware of how the IRS will treat their alimony payments. Simply agreeing on how to treat the alimony pay...
See Full GuideTwo revisions to loan limits are due to occur on October 1, 2011. One revision is related to the elevated conforming loan limits for mortgages guaranteed or insured by the government, such as FHA mor...
See Full GuideA family lawyer needs to be a master of handling emotions. Family law clients generally seek a family lawyer as a direct result of an emotional response to an event, whether it be fear, love, or betray...
See Full GuideA budget bill approved by the General Assembly has been signed by the Governor that increases the real estate conveyance tax, gift and estate taxes. The bill increases the real estate conveyance tax...
See Full GuideA budget bill has been approved by the Connecticut General Assembly that includes increases in the real estate conveyance tax, gift and estate taxes. The bill increases the real estate conveyance tax...
See Full GuideOffers of Compromise are being used more frequently lately. So, we felt it would be useful to review the law authorizing and interpreting these offers. Connecticut General Statutes 52-192a, 193 and Con...
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