For couples with children, parenting plans are a vital element in divorce proceedings. While all plans must cater to the child’s best interests, parenting plans for a child with special needs requires careful deliberation. A crucial decision that divorcing parents must make is regarding who is most suited for the child’s primary custody. In this […]
If you are a first time DUI offender in the state of Connecticut, there is a good possibility that you will not serve time behind bars. There are, of course, special cases or exceptional circumstances. However, many first time DUI offenders in CT are able to avoid incarceration. This often requires the legal expertise of […]
In Connecticut, the law offers certain people the chance to clear their names by enabling them to have their criminal records expunged. With an expungement, your official record will be fully erased, and it will no longer be available to employers, future landlords, or other individuals undertaking a background check on you. The most appropriate […]
It can be challenging to contemplate future plans when a person is undergoing a divorce that involves children. It is remarkable how quickly kids seem to grow up, and in the blink of an eye, they will be considering various options for college or another post-secondary training course. Your divorce process in these situations may […]
Divorced parents in Connecticut and other parts of the country are faced with challenges related to parenting plans in the midst of an unprecedented Covid-19 crisis. Serious health concerns, regional lockdowns and shelter-in-place orders are forcing co-parents to adjust their routines for their minor children and modify their child custody and visitation schedules. Wherever the […]
The coronavirus pandemic has created serious disruptions in virtually every sphere of life across the country. But these are also the times when communities come together as a united force to defeat the crisis and emerge stronger. Connecticut neighbors can help each other in a number of ways during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Donate Blood […]
Common questions after a divorce center on aspects such as which parent will have primary custody of the child, and what the visitation rights of the other parent will consist of. These types of elements can be one of the most challenging facets of separation. Parents often do not want to place their kids amidst […]
Over one million people are apprehended each year in the US for driving under the influence (DUI). It is quite acceptable to have a few drinks, but operating a vehicle with high blood alcohol content (BAC) risks not only your life and well-being but also that of others on the road. Estimates by the National […]
Distracted driving refers to any activity that takes attention away from driving, such as speaking to passengers in your car, texting or talking on your mobile phone, tinkering with the navigation system, stereo, or entertainment system, eating and drinking or any other activity that diverts attention away from driving safely. The National Highway Traffic Safety […]
When an individual driving a vehicle is too exhausted to remain fully alert, it is known as “drowsy driving.” Driving in a tired or sleepy state can cause the driver to have slower reaction times, decreased alertness, and impaired thinking. The driver may even fall asleep while operating the vehicle. In the US, drowsy driving […]
