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What is the most common ground for #divorce in Connecticut?
Partner Carole Orland answers this question in her latest video blog.
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Having a #team who truly embodies both skill and empathy is invaluable.
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How are international #custody disputes resolved when one parent wants to move abroad after a divorce?
The Hague Convention enforces custody #agreements across borders, but not all countries participate.
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Can a judge order that a #jointasset be given to one party?
Eric Broder answers this question in his latest video blog.
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Can I sell a joint asset (a house) during my divorce case?
Partner Eric Broder answers this question in his latest video blog.
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#Divorce is tough, but you don’t have to go through it alone. A skilled, compassionate legal team can make all the difference.
At Broder Orland Murray & DeMattie LLC, we provide #guidance & unwavering support to help you focus on your future.
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What happens to #retirement savings when a marriage ends?
Even if they’re in one spouse's name alone, retirement accounts are often #divided in divorce just like other marital assets.
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Can I use joint bank accounts to pay for my attorney?
Partner Eric Broder answers this in his latest video blog.
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Can I use a joint bank account during a divorce?
Partner Eric Broder answers this question in his latest video blog.
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Effective #legal counsel means more than knowing the law—it’s about being thoughtful, pragmatic, and flexible.
At Broder Orland Murray & DeMattie LLC, we're here to #guide you with tailored solutions.
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Who covers the cost of #college when parents are divorced?
In CT, #divorced parents may be required to help with college costs through court-ordered educational support.
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#Divorce is tough, even when mutual.
At Broder, Orland, Murray & DeMattie LLC, we’ll guide you with care and commitment. #Clients trust us long after the process, thanks to our personalized support.
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What happens to the #alimony order if a party can prove a substantial change in circumstances?
Partner Sarah Murray answers this question in her video blog.
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Did you know you can take action if your spouse isn't paying court-ordered #alimony?
Connecticut law enforces alimony as binding—take legal steps to ensure #compliance and recover what you’re owed.
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What are social media “do’s” in #divorce?
Partner Christopher DeMattie answers this question in his video blog.
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#Divorce is never easy, but having the right advocates makes all the difference.
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Who bears the cost of the experts?
Partner Carole Orland answers this question in her video blog.
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What factors could allow you to modify your #alimony order after divorce?
Connecticut #law permits changes if certain requirements are met. Understanding the process is key!
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