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January known as ‘divorce month’ according to recent report
Winter can be a cold and gloomy season here in Connecticut. But it’s not just the frigid temperatures that can bring people down. That’s because this time of year is also known for high rates of divorce, especially in January. Why January sees a significant uptick...
Coping with the holidays without the kids
The holidays can come with mixed emotions, especially for those who’ve recently divorced. Depending on their custody arrangements, it may be one parent’s first time spending the holidays without their kids. Not being with them can be hard Such circumstances can make...
Who has the right to child visitation in Connecticut?
One of the most rewarding things in life is watching a child learn and grow. It’s no wonder why some people want to pursue the visitation of a child, even if they’re not the child’s parent. There might be a particular child in your life that you want to see more...
Did your spouse commit financial infidelity?
When we marry someone, we think we know them. We think we know what they will do, and we trust them to do what’s right. Unfortunately, our trust is sometimes misplaced. According to academic studies, about 41% of American adults say they have hidden a financial...
Understanding the myths surrounding divorce
Divorce can create uncertainties for some couples. The thought of how the split could impact their finances or their relationship with their children may keep them up at night. However, if spouses have done all they can and are still unhappy, parting ways may be their...
The 6 psychological stages of divorce
Getting a divorce can be one of the most disruptive and emotionally challenging times in anyone’s life. However, the cascade of contradictory and chaotic feelings is normal, according to mental health experts. There are many feelings people go through when ending a...
Tips for talking about a prenuptial agreement
When couples are planning to marry, they often have a number of difficult decisions to make. Where should we live? Should we start a family? How will we pay for a wedding? Even though these can be thorny questions to answer, they are essential. The same can be said...
How parents can talk to their kids about the divorce
Divorce can be hard on any couple that goes through it, as reaching that decision can take much time and effort. While handing a spouse, the divorce papers can be heartbreaking. But it can be much more difficult to break the news to the children. However, kids are...
3 tips for coping with divorce
The process of going through a divorce can be a very challenging time for anyone. It can change a lot about the daily routine that has become comfortable. You may find yourself on an emotional rollercoaster, wondering when you will finally be able to get off....
How can you protect your retirement from divorce?
A study by the Pew Research Center has found that divorce among people 50 and over – also called gray divorce” – has doubled since 1990. Gray divorce can have a significant impact when couples must divide a shared retirement plan. Dividing up your property in a...
