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Prenups are generally thought of as romance killers and only necessary for the rich and or famous. However, with later marriages, the failure of so many marriages, so many second (or third) marriages, prior children and assets acquired prior to marriage, prenups have become more and more relevant. Many clients ask me if they need a prenup. Naturally, any question to a lawyer that begins with Do I need... usually receives a positive response. But, even asking the question implies an underlying need.
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Spousal support in Connecticut is called alimony. The court may grant alimony to either spouse, and they consider a number of factors when doing so.
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