When you and your partner decide to split up, it might feel like the best thing for everyone involved. Sometimes, relationships run their course, but even if you and your spouse agree that the marriage needs to end, you could still run into roadblocks along the way. In these situations, talk to a trusted team of divorce attorneys about how to make your transition back to single life as smooth as possible.
With our team at Charles & Concilio, LLC in Greenwich, CT, you can have a dedicated attorney by your side through every step of your divorce. Even when you and your former spouse agree on ending your marriage, the Connecticut court system requires that certain things be discussed, and quality legal counsel can give you the tools you need. From the financial division of liabilities and assets to navigating the stressful world of shared custody, our team is here to help you move beyond your marriage!
Separating Financial Wealth Can Be A Struggle For Divorcing Families
Sometimes, it is just time to end a relationship. For anyone, this can be a significant emotional struggle, and for married couples, the bureaucratic aspect may be overwhelming. By speaking with an attorney about your divorce, you give yourself powerful knowledge on the steps in the process.
One area where families can struggle during divorce is in the separation of finances, as Connecticut requires an “equitable” division of both assets and liabilities. This term does not necessarily mean equal, so talk to us about the key differences between the terms and how they affect your divorce. Through positive negotiation, you and your former partner can work together to divide your finances in a way that works best for your family.
A Parenting Plan Can Help You To Put The Rights Of Each Parent Into Writing
Custody is another situation that can become a struggle for divorcing couples. If you and your ex share a child together, working together can be key in giving you a positive solution moving forward. Through the crafting of a document known as a parenting plan (or custody agreement), you and your former spouse have a strong legal tool in co-parenting.
Your parenting plan can outline some pivotal rights and responsibilities of each parent, including important decisions on healthcare and education. This document can also detail the schedule of visitations, and for many parents, this is vital. Work alongside your former spouse to reach a flexible agreement in custody!
Helping You To Find A Resolution In Your Connecticut Divorce
If you have been holding off on filing for divorce due to the red tape, talk to our team of attorneys about how to navigate ending your marriage. To learn more about your choices in your divorce, give us a call at The Law Offices of Charles & Concilio, LLC in Greenwich, CT at (203)234-1000.
