Is moving in with parent after divorce cohabitation?
The cohabitation clause in your agreement most likely would not be a basis for terminating or modifying alimony in your case. The Connecticut...
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The cohabitation clause in your agreement most likely would not be a basis for terminating or modifying alimony in your case. The Connecticut...
There is a line on the child support worksheet that accounts for alimony. Basically, 80% of alimony is treated as income to her and is deducted...
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Yes. You can file in Connecticut. The jurisdictional requirements are (1) One of the parties to the marriage has been a resident of this state...
When you file for divorce in Connecticut you can include motions for exclusive use and occupancy of the marital residence, but such motions could...
The issue of whether your wife would be entitled to a portion of your pension is determined by the laws of equitable distribution of marital...
Most divorces present problems that need to be solved. Many couples find themselves in similar circumstances. There are creative ways to deal...
I agree with Attorney Norris. It is important you obtain a custody order. The petition must filed in the current "home state" of the child, which...
For most purposes, a judgment of legal separation is the same as a divorce, except you cannot get remarried, and you may be able to retain certain...
The income of the spouse or domestic partner (they don't have to be married), is excluded from the definition of gross income for purposes of...
I changed the practice area to Immigration. You need an immigration attorney.