Danbury, CT
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Danbury, CT
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +4 more
The law is clear. Child support and a custody order is all the family court can do for you. There is no alimony for an unmarried couple. The house...
child support is the right of the child and not the parent. It cannot simply be relieved. A motion would need to be filed and the issue of child...
Clerk is right but frankly shouldnt be giving legal advice. The orders of discovery are not binding out of state, You need to have an attorney...
If you are talking about the "return date" on the form, then nothing to worry about. That isnt a court date to attend, its the start of the...
Your question is vague. If you are meaning some sort of common law marriage, there is no such thing in Connecticut. If you mean pursuant to...
From what you describe, particularly that a capias was issued, there is an order for your arrest. If you are in Connecticut, and it is a...
No. Maximum retroactivity in any court is 3 years
when and how you purchased are irrelevant. As prior counsel comment states, they are binding as he set forth. You can file a motion with the...
It depends on what the issue is and when the last orders relating to the issue you are in court regarding. Let's say you are moving to modify...
This is not a custody issue, it's an immigration issuE. I change the area of law to immigration. Good luck
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