Here in the state of Connecticut, we understand that sometimes, parents need to split up. But we also take very seriously their wellbeing, and when this happens, the state wants to know that you two have a plan to move forward in a way that keeps your child healthy and happy as they grow. Parenting plans are a way for the two of you to come together for the sake of your child, while showing the court that you two have things covered.
At The Law Office of Larracuente & Goulden in Milford, CT, we understand that the world of single parenting can be tough. But when you and your attorney have worked to have your needs represented during the custody process, then you can have your say in the matter. When it’s time to talk about custody, we’re here to help.
Ready to make a change? Call our office today.
When You And The Other Parent Go Through A Divorce
Sometimes, parents divorce. While it is a thing that happens, it’s a different experience when it happens to you. You might not have taken the time to really understand the steps, and if you need to learn a little bit more, we’re here to help. Here in Connecticut, there are certain rules to how this process goes, including the division of financial assets and debts.
Our team can help you to understand how divorce happens in our state. In Connecticut, the courts use a concept known at equitable distribution to split things up, and this means talking about a few things. This approach takes a deep dive into the history of the marriage, its reasons for ending, and more, all to help find an equitable solution to financial division.
A Parenting Plan Can Help You Two To Move Forward
While money is an important part of the divorce discussion, there are some things that just matter more. If you and your former partner have any shared children together, then you need to have a discussion about how to move forward in a way that keeps your child first. Parenting plans can sometimes help with that discussion.
Parenting plans are signed documents from both parents that outline some rights and responsibilities. They can also set some ground rules, so if there are things that you want to put on paper, talk to our team.
Learn More With Larracuente & Goulden
If you’re ready to talk about custody of your children, parenting plans, or a different family law matter, call our office. Reach us at The Law Office of Larracuente & Goulden, LLC in Milford, CT at (203)951-6688 today.
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