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Connecticut Divorce Articles, News and Resources The following Connecticut divorce information has been provided by Divorce Source Network professionals. Article Categories Agreements You Don’t Need a Prenup if... by Gary Oberst, Esq. Child Custody & Visitation Reducing Stress in Visitation Exchanges by Donna F. Ferber, LPC, LADC Children, Divorce and the Holidays by Holly Abery-Wetstone & Donna F. Ferber, M.A., C.A.C. Child Support New Child Support Guidelines by Deena Lynn Gans, Esq. Collaborative Law Collaborative Divorce - A Healthier Alternative by Ellie Stoddard, Attorney & Mediator Collaborative Law FAQs by Wendy E. Prince, JD Counseling The Benefits of Joining a Women's Divorce Group by Donna F. Ferber, LPC, LADC Divorce - General, Laws and Process Divorce Trends by Edward Goldberg, CFP, ChFC, CDFA A Different Way to Think About Divorce by Edward Goldberg, CFP, ChFC, CDFA Court Finds Husband in Contempt... by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Court Awards Wife Alimony... by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Court Denies Husband’s Motion to Modify Alimony... by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Physician Obtains Downward Modification to Alimony Obligation by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Court Awards Wife Her Husband’s Interest in Several Businesses by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Post Petition Divorce Property Settlement ... by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Because Swede Met State Residency Requirements ... by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Court Enjoins Defendant by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Prenuptial Agreement ... by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Trial Court Declines to Award Alimony ... by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Trial Court Invalidates ... by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Appellate Court Reverses ... by Maya Murphy, Attorneys at Law Modifying Alimony and Child Support Awards in Connecticut by Brian D. Kaschel, Esq. Automatic Orders and Motions for Contempt by Karen Reynolds, Esq. A Look at the Legal Coaching Client and My Role as a Legal Coach by Susan W. Wakefield, Esq. Bridging the Gap in the Legal System by Susan W. Wakefield, Esq. Complex Divorce Cases During Difficult Economic Times by Heidi E. Opinsky, Esq. Divorce With Limited Scope Representation by Susan W. Wakefield, Esq. The Price for Peace by Susan W. Wakefield, Esq. The Faulty Misconceptions of No-Fault Divorce - Doesn’t fault always matter? by Maya Murphy, P.C., Attorneys at Law Dissolution of Marriage in Connecticut by Hilary B. Miller, Esq. Domestic Partnership Same Sex Union - The Defense of Marriage Act by Gary Oberst, Esq. Financial Planning 8 Divorce Mistakes That Could Cost You a Fortune by Laurie Giles, Esq. Credit Scoring - The Unseen Financial Danger In Divorce by Lili A Vasileff, Certified Divorce Specialist, Certified Financial Planner® Some Financial Hints for Divorce by Morris Armstrong, CFP, ChFC, CDP Stock and Options On A Private/Public Stock in the Marital Estate by J.L. Pierson & Co. Innocent Spouse Relief Under Internal Revenue Code Section 6013(E)(1) by Holly Abery-Wetstone & Donna F. Ferber, M.A., C.A.C. Mediation Divorce Mediation - Making Your Divorce Work For You by Monika D. Cornell, Esq. If You’re Divorcing, Consider Mediation by Ellie Stoddard, Attorney & Mediator More Articles on These Topics Child Support Client/Attorney Relationship Collaborative Law Counseling Issues Court Procedures Custody & Visitation Domestic Violence Divorce Arbitration General Divorce Issues Insurance & Divorce International Issues Mediation Property Valuations Parental Alienation Premarital Agreements Private Investigation Property & Debt Division Saving Marriage Spousal Support Tax Aspects Navigate:   Home States Connecticut Divorce Source Connecticut Divorce Articles, News and Resources Start Your Connecticut Online Divorce Today Easy, Fast and Affordable with a 100% Guarantee. Find Connecticut Divorce Professionals in Your Area: Choose a County! FAIRFIELD HARTFORD LITCHFIELD MIDDLESEX NEW HAVEN NEW LONDON TOLLAND WINDHAM Join the Network Connecticut Divorce Products, Services and Solutions Connecticut Divorce Resources to Help You Through the Process. Connecticut Mandatory Online Parenting Class Easy and convenient - complete at your own pace online. Discount Divorce Bookstore Over 100 Titles of the Best Books on Divorce & Custody. Divorce Download Center Instantly Download, Books, Manuals, & Forms. Free Connecticut Divorce Worksheet & Separation Agreement Your Guide to Get Organized and Put Everything in Writing. When dividing property, the Connecticut court considers the value of the homemaker's services. In brief marriages, the court will try to divide the property so that the parties are in the same financial condition as they were before the marriage. In longer marriages, the court will try to divide the property 50-50. Ultimately, the division of property may vary widely from case to case depending on the court's analysis of a number of factors.

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