If you are facing divorce, you are probably concerned about the process of property division and how you should prepare.
Connecticut child custody: if it's right for the kids …
It's pretty clear what is most important when divorce-centered talk turns to custody arrangements and a parenting plan that sets for the particulars.
IRS makes major announcement concerning overseas-assets program
As experienced Connecticut business lawyers, we know at the proven commercial law firm of Berdon, Young & Margolis in New Haven that our diverse and valued clients routinely deal with a host of complex concerns.
CT liquor license suspensions truly a big deal for proprietors
Connecticut liquor retailers face a host of challenges in their quest to retain their legal status and be profitable.
What can a real estate attorney do for me when buying a home?
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll likely ever make. And under the current seller’s market, it’s not a cheap undertaking. In addition to the down payment and closing fees, why should you add attorney fees to your list of expenses?
Critical elements in employee classification
In many businesses, employees are the backbone of the businesses that employ them. Whether those employees are traditional or contractors, it is in the best interest of the employer to make sure employees are happy and all practices keep the business in good legal standing.
How a prenup can help a couple plan for their future together
Many people associate prenuptial agreements (prenups) with celebrity relationships—contracts between wealthy individuals who don’t necessarily expect the marriage to last forever. A prenup is seen as an agreement that says, “I love you right now, but if this ends badly, I don’t want you to get my money.”
A central consideration in Connecticut divorce planning
In select Connecticut divorces, a general tone of civility can yield salutary outcomes for both parties that avoid overt displays of rancor or stark disagreements.
