It’s unfortunate, but sometimes, marriages need to come to a close. But when that happens, it’s not like with the end of any other relationship; at this point, you and the other person have entered into a legal partnership. Every state has their own rules as to how this process goes down, so before you run to a search engine to find your answers, speak to a qualified family law attorney in your area about making moves to move on.
With our team at Charles & Concilio, P.C. in Cos Cob, CT, you’ve got a real resource. Our office understands that this can be a painful point in your life, and people can make mistakes when they try to do it alone. So, whether you’re thinking about ending a marriage through divorce or legal separation, or if it’s time to adjust a custody agreement with a former partner, talk to a trusted law office about your next steps. We’re proud to be there for clients when they need us.
Not sure what to do next? Call the Law Office of Charles & Concilio to schedule a time to talk about your plans.
Separating Finances During Divorce Can Be Tough
After all, you and the other person have spent real time together trying to build something. That means that it’s not always simple to split up, especially when it comes to the financial side of things. We can help you to understand how Connecticut does it, so schedule a time to talk about divorce and your money.
Here in our state, we use a concept known as equitable distribution to figure out who gets what. This idea tries to take a deeper look at the history of the marriage to determine an outcome that makes sense for both of you. A judge can weigh a number of factors, including the length of the marriage and the reason for its end.
Share A Child? Let’s Talk Custody
When you and your spouse share a child together, then the idea of divorce becomes much more significant. Now, you’re not only talking about your finances, but your family, as well. Our team’s here for parents in this situation.
Connecticut wants to make sure that every child has a safe and healthy environment to grow up in. They do give parents the opportunity to come together, though. This is done through a custody agreement, so if you’re ready to craft a parenting plan, let’s talk about your moves.
Schedule A Visit With Charles & Concilio
These decisions are simply too important to leave up to a computer. So, before you start looking to AI for advice, call The Law Offices of Charles & Concilio, P.C. in Cos Cob, CT at (203)234-1000.
