As a parent, you need all the help you can get. It’s tough to raise a little one, and the state of Connecticut understands that; it’s why, here in our state, we try our best for joint custody. Obviously, there are sometimes when that is impossible or ill-advised, but judges start with the concept that joint custody is generally the best way to move forward after two parents split. And when you need to make sense of your situation, talk to a local family law attorney who knows both the letter of the law and how it’s actually implemented.
Our team at Charles & Concilio, P.C. in Cos Cob, CT is built to help. We work with people in need of legal solutions, and in our state, custody can take some time. So, if you and the other parent have split up, or if you were never together to begin with, find out more about custody with an attorney, rather than a search engine.
Don’t show up to the negotiating table alone. Schedule a time to discuss joint custody in Connecticut with Charles & Concilio, P.C.
Need To Talk Connecticut Divorce, Too?
Sometimes, custody discussions come at a time when you are talking about divorce. Working with a local attorney who you trust is an important part of this process, so take the time to talk to a few of them to find one that fits your approach. You also need to make sure that they are appropriately qualified, and that they understand the legal landscape.
One of the biggest topics in any divorce is how the finances are split. Here in our state, we use a concept known as equitable distribution to determine how this is done. Equitable distribution can be quite confusing for those not in the know, so if this is your first time through a divorce, let’s talk about your money.
Understanding Joint Custody In Connecticut
When you start to think about your custody schedule, it’s helpful to talk to an attorney to figure out if it’s feasible. Here in our state, the starting point for negotiations is joint custody, since it has been shown that this is generally the healthiest way for a child to grow after the parents split. But that doesn’t mean that every schedule looks the same. So, before you start, make an appointment with a qualified family law attorney to discuss joint custody in Connecticut.
Talk More With Charles & Concilio, P.C.
If you and the other parent have split up, you’re ready to learn more about your legal needs. To find out more about custody or our team, call The Law Offices of Charles & Concilio, P.C. in Cos Cob, CT at (203)234-1000.
