Criminal Law

There are two common types of car accident damages. These are as follows: Property damage. Property damage refers to damages of personal property (e.g., such as the vehicle, the vehicle’s contents), and other property (e.g., a yard, mailbox, and/or [...]

Connecticut is a 51% modified comparative fault state. But what does that mean, and how can that impact you if you've had an accident? If you have been injured in an accident but you haven’t filed a personal injury [...]

In Connecticut, medical insurance coverage for the non-plan-subscribing spouse ends at the Date of Divorce.  There are some employers that continue coverage until the end of the month of the divorce, but this is not common or normal. Connecticut actually [...]

In most cases, having a criminal record can negatively impact your ability to work. The ways in which a person in Connecticut is affected by having a criminal record will vary depending on the industry or sector. Learn more [...]

Child support determination is part of any divorce involving minor children. In most cases, one parent is required to pay child support to the other parent to assist with the costs of raising the child including shelter, food and [...]

This year, 2022, the Connecticut Judicial Branch launched a new process for divorce and family law matters, which they named divorce “Pathways to Resolution.” Divorce Pathways to Resolution essentially replaces the old short calendar system with a triage approach [...]