When you and your spouse own a business together and decide to divorce, dividing that business can be complex. The same is true if you built a company during your marriage. Connecticut follows equitable distribution principles. This means the court aims for a fair...
You kept your inheritance in your own name and you may have never thought of it as marital property. Unfortunately, that assumption can be costly in Connecticut. Courts use equitable distribution rules to divide marital property, but judges first must classify which...
Dividing valuable items in a divorce is not just about numbers. When your collection includes fine art, rare coins or designer watches, both emotions and financial stakes come into play. You may worry about fair valuations, potential disputes or protecting items you...
Divorce is never only emotional. A shared life isn’t just about a home or possessions. For business owners, it also brings serious financial stress, raising questions about who will keep a part of their life they built from the ground up. A business can represent...
Yes, Connecticut courts can treat business goodwill as a marital asset, but only under specific conditions. If your divorce involves a business, the court may factor in the intangible value tied to reputation, client loyalty or steady cash flow. However, not all...
