Parental alienation is difficult to overcome

People divorce for any number of good reasons. One that is particularly applicable is when the spouse seems to go out of their way to diminish their partner in a hurtful and emotional manner. It can become worse during or after the divorce. One of the worst examples...

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Fall driving can lead to injuries

Many argue that the fall season is the best that Connecticut has to offer. The trees' leaves change from green into infinite shades of yellow, red, orange, and gold. There are opportunities to see migrating birds passing through, and the local wildlife is active as...

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How are businesses valued in divorce?

Valuing a business is often a complex process where each analyst will arrive at a different amount. While a car has a blue book value and a house has a market value, businesses (particularly small ones) can be hard to value. The waters can be further muddied by the...

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Can I modify an existing child support order?

The final divorce decree spells out both parents’ financial obligations, including child support. The custodial parent will often then receive child support for the care and well-being of the children. It is separate from spousal support/alimony or perhaps other...

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Can an ex move away with the kids?

Losing regular contact with their children is one of the biggest fears for parents who divorce. This may happen because of parental alienation fueled by the other parent, but it also may occur when the custodial parent announces plans to move to another city or state....

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How much is a personal injury case worth?

There are no guarantees regarding the value of a personal injury lawsuit. The process of finding out, however, starts with the conclusion of the injured’s medical treatment. Only then will an attorney have an idea of how the victim's life will look moving forward...

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