Usually this means the case is ready for sentencing. If you are seeing “disposition” on the judicial site it generally means that a guilty plea has...

What are alimony and division of assets guidelines in Ct for marriage of over 30 years?

There are no guidelines like there are for child support. Alimony and the division of assets is determined on a case by case basis. There are...

What does it mean if my husband had papers served to me but it is not filed with the court yet? Can he change his mind

It doesn’t really mean anything. The case can be filed with the court before or after you are served. Even once you are served, he can withdraw the...

What is the paperwork to file with the court to dispute a motion for default for failure to plead ? we answered on time.

I changed the practice area to general Litigation because this is clearly not a criminal law question. You can file an Objection. And state...

Can a judge disregard what is written in a divorce decree?

This isn’t very surprising. Judges generally prefer not to sanction people.

If my daughters father didn’t apply for joint, barely sees her or asks- why would he have joint custody. He pays child support

Joint legal custody is the default. The only way to get solenlegal custody is to have a judge order that, and it’s not something they do lightly....

How can I take a restraining order off of someone ?

You can’t, essentially. Only the court can modify or vacate protective orders. They will listen to your input, but if there are pending charges the...

Can a wife divorce her husband without his consent in connecticut. He refuse to sign any paper. We have one joint property toget

You do not need his consent. You must have him served by a marshal. If he refuses to file an appearance you can get divorced without his involvement.

Can I terminate alimony?

That depends on what your separation agreement/orders say. Usually the term of alimony is non-modifiable but the amount may be. You will need to...

I don’t know what your particular court order says, but usually you need to pay until the child turns 19 or graduates high school, whichever comes...