Yearly Archives: 2019
Frozen embryos: No specific laws apply in divorce cases
You and your spouse have been together for many years, but despite your best efforts, you’ve never been able to have a child. Over time, the trials you went through pushed you apart instead of bringing you together, and now you’ve found yourself in an…
How is marital property identified and divided in Connecticut?
People in a marriage usually ask themselves a lot of questions when they’re thinking that divorce is a possibility. How can I prevent it? How did we get here? What’s the best way to approach the possibility with my spouse? If someone gets here, there…
Cryptocurrency and divorce: What you need to know
Digital assets like Bitcoin and Litecoin have attracted a growing number of investors in recent years — yet, cryptocurrency is still far from mainstream. That can make dividing the assets in a divorce — or even finding them — difficult. “Virtual currency” has been around…
What is a pre-birth or post-birth order?
Scientific and social advances have opened the door for many more people to become parents than ever before. Whenever gestational surrogacy is involved, however, it’s important to learn everything you can about the legal options available. In particular, you should understand the difference between a…
Helping a child adjust to shared custody
Coming to an agreement on custody arrangements is not always easy for both parents. Many custody battles wind up in family court, where the judge makes the decision as to who will have custody of the child. Once an agreement is in place, both parents…
5 important divorce mediation questions to address
Divorce is on the horizon and the time has come to prepare for mediation. You understand the basic advantages when compared to litigation, but you’re still unsure of exactly what to expect once the process is up and running. Here are five important divorce mediation…
Creating an adoption story that has meaning for your child
The emotions and memories surrounding the months, weeks and days leading up to your child’s adoption are probably varied and tied to deep feelings that will never be forgotten. Helping your adopted child to feel his or her importance and value is something you can…
Is your spouse being honest about their finances?
As a high-asset couple in Connecticut currently going through a divorce, the asset division alone can potentially be a headache. We at Reich & Truax, PLLC, discuss one thing that can make it even more complex: the possibility of a spouse lying about their financial…
New York’s continued refusal to allow surrogacy
If you are one of the many people across the United States who is supportive of the right for men and women to find their way to parenthood through alternative means, you would be happy to live in Connecticut. Yours is one of the many…
Can I financially survive a divorce?
If you and your spouse have experienced significant marital challenges, you may be considering filing for divorce. Many Connecticut couples think about the potential of getting divorced for some time before they actually take steps to file for a divorce. If you are in this…
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