Westport, CT
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Westport, CT
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Landlord & Tenant ... +2 more
The answer is no. The only way to extend past 21 years is if the child is in his last year of college and will graduate after his 21st birthday...
The written agreement will not be enforced unless you go to court and have it approved by the judge and incorporated into a court order. You have...
If assets were not disclosed, that is grounds for opening the judgment and altering the divorce decree. I would not go to arbitration hoping that...
The answer depends on the legal process that gave the aunt and uncle custody. If there is a court order then you need to get a copy of the order...
You are obligated to pay child support until the child reaches the age of 18 years, or, if she is still in high school, until she graduates, but...
The age of consent in Connecticut is 16 years with some exceptions. The age of 18 years is the age of consent for all purposes.
The question is not whether he can sue you (anybody can make a claim), but rather will he succeed. The rule in Connecticut, and in most...
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It is important to focus on the reasons your children are afraid of visitation with the father. If there is something specific about his living...
The parent that is seeking to relocate the child has the burden of proof to convince the court that the move is in the best interests of the child....
I am not aware of any provision in Article 8 of the Family Court Act that provides for recovery of attorneys' fees. Article 8 is the section of the...
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