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How Is Property Divided In A Connecticut Divorce?
Connecticut law requires that marital property be divided in a manner that is fair and equitable in a divorce. This does not necessarily mean that …Sponsored answer by Thomas P. Parrino
Why should I call a lawyer after an automobile accident in Connecticut?
People across Connecticut get into car accidents every day. Some accidents are more serious than others, and sometimes people aren’t sure if their …Sponsored answer by James G. Williams
When can I sue for wrongful death in Connecticut?
Losing a loved one because of a fatal accident is stressful and painful for anyone. If someone else’s negligence caused that accident, the wound …Sponsored answer by James G. Williams
How can I sue for a car accident in Connecticut?
Car accidents can result in losses that last for years after they occur. Those involved may suffer injuries that require regular examinations and …Sponsored answer by Jason Tremont
Can I sue if I have nerve damage after dental work in Connecticut?
Whenever you go to any medical practitioner, you place your trust in them. Their decisions will impact your health and life. That includes dentists. …Sponsored answer by Richard T. Meehan, Jr.
What are most important things to consider in a divorce in Connecticut?
There are three major issues to resolve in divorce: child custody, alimony and division of assets. Below we provide a brief overview of each issue, …Sponsored answer by David W. Griffin
Can I bring a lawsuit for child sexual abuse in Connecticut?
In the last few decades, many states have revisited their laws on child sexual abuse, particularly those regarding statutes of limitations. If you …Sponsored answer by Jason Tremont
What Are The Benefits Of A Mediated Or Collaborative Divorce In Connecticut?
No two marriages are the same, so it stands to reason that no two divorces will be the same either. When most people think of divorce, they usually …Sponsored answer by Darcy McAlister
How can a child custody arrangement be modified in Connecticut?
When a family court initially establishes child custody arrangements, it does so based upon what is in the best interest of the child. It may have …Sponsored answer by Jacquelyn Conlon
Will A Domestic Violence Charge Affect My Connecticut Divorce?
If your spouse has been charged with domestic violence, it can and will impact your divorce in Connecticut. While Connecticut observes no-fault …Sponsored answer by Michael T. Meehan
How Do I Use Mediation Or Arbitration In A Connecticut Divorce?
If you are considering divorce, you may have heard that mediation or arbitration could be quicker, more private and less adversarial. That may be …Sponsored answer by Mark S. Randall
Can I Sue My Dentist For A Failed Dental Procedure In Connecticut?
Everyone faces risks when undergoing medical treatment, including dental care. Complications can arise for a number of reasons, resulting from …Sponsored answer by James P. Brennan
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