New Haven, CT
Child support Lawyer at New Haven, CT
Practice Areas: Child Support, Divorce & Separation ... +4 more
OUTCOME: Finding in favor of client, defendant wife. Plaintiff husband's motion to modify or terminate alimony was denied
After a contested hearing, the court found that the plaintiff husband had not proven that the wife's cohabitation had altered her financial needs such that a modification or termination of alimony was ... warranted.
OUTCOME: Substantial award of property in favor of client, plaintiff wife
The parties had been married for 42 years, raised six children, one of whom attained the age of majority during the pendency of the action. Following a three-day arbitration proceeding, the arbitrator ... awarded approximately 75% of the assets to the plaintiff wife.
OUTCOME: After short marriage, substantial property awarded to client, plaintiff wife with young child. Upward deviation from presumptive child support.
The parties in this case were married for a period of approximately four years and had one minor child. The defendant husband, who was approximately 30 years the plaintiff wife's senior, owned or had ... an ownership interest in approximately seventeen business entities and was the grantor of two revocable trust funds. The court ordered the defendant husband to: pay non-modifiable, non-taxable, lump sum alimony and to quitclaim to the wife a condominium owned by him or, in the alternative, pay to her the cash value of the condominium. The court also awarded the plaintiff wife significant personal property, including a single piece of jewelry valued at approximately $75,000.00, and attorney's fees and costs. The court further ordered an upward deviation from the presumptive child support and direct payment of Social Security Dependent benefits to the plaintiff wife.
OUTCOME: Substantial award of property in favor of client, plaintiff wife
The parties to this action were married for approximately 40 years and raised four children, all of whom received a college education paid for by the parties. Following a trial on the merits, the cour ... t awarded approximately 60% of the parties' assets to the plaintiff wife and 40% of the assets to the defendant husband.