Finding A Path For Your Child

Sometimes, relationships end, and that can be a really tough experience. But when you and the other person share a child together, then there are some additional steps that are needed to ensure that they have the upbringing that they deserve. Here in our state, we understand that our children are our future, and they need our help to grow into what they can become. Custody negotiations can be complex, if not confusing, so when it’s time for finding a path for your child, talk to a family law attorney in your area.

If you’re struggling to make sense of your situation, call Charles & Concilio, P.C. in Cos Cob, CT to learn more. We are here for people just like you, who are looking to understand what custody means here in the state of Connecticut. Our office knows that this time can be tough, and it’s even more difficult when you don’t have the right information. So, take some time to talk it out with a qualified family law attorney.

Your child means the world to you. Discuss your next steps with Charles & Concilio, P.C.

Are You In The Process Of Filing For Divorce?

For many people, the custody experience also includes talk of divorce. If you and the other parent were married, then it’s important to learn about how the divorce process works here in our state. And, inevitably, that means educating yourself on equitable distribution.

In some states, the goal during the financial side of divorce is to reach as close to a 50-50 split as possible. This is known as community property, and it’s not how Connecticut operates. In our state, we use a concept known as equitable distribution to determine a just outcome. With equitable distribution, the court can look at a range of factors to find what’s fair, including the length of the marriage, the reason for its end, and more. If you have questions about equitable distribution, reach out to our office.