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Divorce
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Glossary of Family
Law Terms
State of Connecticut
Judicial Branch
Connecticut
Lawyers Directory
Connecticut State Library
Connecticut Bar Association
30 Bank Street
PO Box 350
New Britain, CT 06050-0350
Tel # 860-223-4400
Fax # 860-223-4488
Divorce Law
Connecticut allows no fault divorce, divorce
based on incompatibility and voluntary separation for 18 months with
no reasonable expectation of reconciliation. You must have lived in
the state for 12 months to obtain a divorce. Generally a dissolution
of marriage will take 90 days.
Connecticut
Divorce Home Page by Hilary P. Miller, Attorney at Law
Marital Separation Agreements Explained
Marriage and Living Together Law
Connecticut
Marriage License Laws
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Child Support
Connecticut Child Support Calculator
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www.alllaw.com
Child Support Explained
Child Support
Department of Social Services
Bureau of Child Support Enforcement
25 Sigourney Street
Hartford, CT 06105
203-566-1830
800-228-KIDS
CT
Child Support Guidelines and Booklet
SupportGuidelines.com
CT Bureau
of Child Support Enforcement
CT
Child Support Guidelines
Child
Custody and Visitation Law
FAQ on Child
Custody and Visitation
Child
Custody Resources
Child custody decisions are based on the best interests of the child.
Property Division
Connecticut is an "equitable distribution" state, generally meaning
that all marital property acquired during the marriage is subject to
division.
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