This Week's Blog by Nicole M. DiGiose. What is Discovery? Discovery is the process by which information is exchanged in your divorce case. Discovery typically involves written requests for documents, written requests for answers to questions, and depositions. During...
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Month: December 2019 News
Sarah E. Murray Presents at Westport-Weston Bar Association
Sarah E. Murray Presents on Cohabitation Issues in Family Law Cases at Westport-Weston Bar Association. Sarah E. Murray, Partner at Broder Orland Murray & DeMattie LLC, gave a seminar at the Westport-Weston Bar Association on November 21, 2019, entitled...
How are Same-Sex Divorces Handled in Connecticut?
Same-sex divorce in Connecticut is governed by the same Family Law statutes as heterosexual divorce, however, there are particular issues that should be analyzed at the outset of the process to ensure a successful outcome. Connecticut legally recognized same-sex...
DO GRANDPARENTS HAVE A LEGAL RIGHT TO VISITATION WITH A GRANDCHILD?
Do Grandparents Have any Legal Visitation Rights In Connecticut, grandparents do not have any inherent or “automatic” legal rights with respect to access to or visitation with a grandchild. That said, pursuant to governing Connecticut statutes, a grandparent (and, in...
Parental Alienation in Connecticut Divorce
What is Parental Alienation? Parental alienation is defined as an action by a parent which threatens the relationship between a child and a parent. Parental Alienation has been defined as: “circumstance where one parent portrays the other parent in a negative light,...
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