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How to protect assets in a divorce proceeding
Research suggests that women tend to experience greater financial harm in the aftermath of a divorce. However, Connecticut residents of either gender may experience adjustments to their lifestyles after a divorce. Therefore, it is important to understand the potential...
3 Tips For Keeping A Peaceful Home In A Crisis
While many of us would normally be ecstatic to have more time with our family, today’s circumstances are far from normal. Being in close quarters with your family during a statewide lockdown is incredibly stressful for every family member. How you choose to react to...
The process of selling a company
Ideally, business owners in Connecticut will start to plan the sale of their companies as far in advance as possible. Doing so minimizes the chances that the deal will be impacted by an illness or other factors that they cannot control. In most cases, it will take...
Pre-foreclosure sales as a way to avoid foreclosure
When people purchase homes in Connecticut, they might not think that they will ever fall behind on their mortgages or become in danger of foreclosure. Unfortunately, some people experience financial difficulties when the economy falters and are unable to keep up with...
Accommodations for COVID-19: Flexible legal consults and court news
At Rome Clifford Katz & Koerner LLP, we recognize that these are challenging times. COVID-19 is impacting the lives of people around the world. Here in Connecticut, the “Stay Safe, Stay Home” executive order is altering the way many of us perform our work. The...
Balancing child custody rights with a demanding job
Working parents may be concerned about faring badly in Connecticut custody disputes because of their jobs, particularly if the other parent stays at home with the children. However, it is not inevitable that the higher-earning parent will have to sacrifice time with...
Country of child’s habitual residence may determine custody laws
A multilateral treaty ratified by 98 countries called the Hague Convention contains articles that apply to international child custody disputes. A parent in Connecticut concerned about access to children after ending a relationship with a parent from a different...
When to settle and when to litigate in a divorce
People in Connecticut who are going through a divorce may want to try to reach an agreement through negotiation. When one spouse is making an unfavorable offer regarding property division and child custody and appears unwilling to budge, the other may need to decide...
Preparing to sell a small business
Business owners in Connecticut may work hard to build up their companies over the years, pouring in efforts and financial investments to create a success. However, entrepreneurs also may need to think about how to plan for the future, including their plans to retire...
Distracted driving is growing worse
While most people in Connecticut are likely aware of the dangers of distracted driving, many continue to use their phones while they drive. A recent study demonstrates that the problem of distracted driving continues to worsen despite educational initiatives and legal...
