Family Law

During a high-asset divorce, your spouse may want to protect what they perceive to be their own assets from the divorce settlement. While there are legitimate ways to do that, some people choose to be deceitful. If you suspect that your spouse may be hiding assets...

Marriage is an important life passage. For some, the relationship begins falling apart from the start. With others, the union lasts until death. Other couples become undone later in life. Successful marriages can collapse after many happy years. Older individuals...

Whether due to hostility, stagnation or a desire for independence, the idea of divorce might be weighing on your mind. However, you might feel that it is too late to get a divorce if you are approaching your elderly years in a marriage that is well beyond the...

When older couples divorce, they generally need not worry about explaining divorce to young children, as their children are grown. This does not mean the conversation will be painless. Divorce is hard for any family, but there are ways to make the conversation easier...

Any divorce comes with a host of legal and financial considerations, but divorcing couples with significant marital property and assets face their own set of special considerations. Both during the divorce process and after finalization, high-asset separations often...

After getting a divorce, it may feel like you are living a completely different life. As you work on creating a new life for yourself, you may experience feelings of depression, sadness and hopelessness. These feelings are normal, and the Anxiety & Depression...

Divorce at any age comes with challenges, but divorcing after years of long-term marriage presents unique complexities. Years of blending finances and accumulating assets may develop some tricky considerations when you start to divide things. Identifying pre-marital...

If you and your spouse partner in a business, the division of a business venture because of divorce can be especially contentious. The assets and equity require additional attention to achieve an equitable split. Whether you and your former mate plan to continue in...

When you and your Connecticut husband or wife make the decision to end your marriage, you want to make sure you do your due diligence when it comes to making sure you receive everything due to you in the split. Increasingly, former couples navigating divorce are...

From business interests and investment accounts to real estate holdings and high-value personal items, you and your spouse may be facing a difficult divorce if you have complicated assets. You may have deep concerns about both the cost of litigation and the potential...