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L.M. v. M.G.: M.G said that L.M. could not be declared C’s second parent because M.G. obtained her parental status through a single parent adoption decree. Read more
Tomlinson v. Tomlinson: The Connecticut Supreme Court the child support component can be modified in nonmodifiable unallocated support payments. Read more
In Parlato v. Parlato, the husband was incarcerated for refusing to deposit the money he withdrew from the parties’ joint home equity line of credit. Read more
The Connecticut Supreme Court in Olson v. Mohammadu reviews rejection of child support modification to the father, whose income reduced after relocation. Read more
In re Kelly and Moesslang: The court rejected the appellant’s claim that the statute prohibits it from using Title 38 benefits to fund spousal maintenance. Read more
Stoddard v. Meyer: The court modified the child support arrangement in accordance with the time schedule of the parties and the difference in their incomes. Read more
Jarvis v. Jarvis: The court can consider financial circumstances for awarding attorneys' fees and a party's receipt of financial support from the mother. Read more
Jones v. Whimper: The Supreme Court modified the Appellate Court’s interpretation of NCGS §50A-110, and affirmed the trial court's ruling on jurisdiction. Read more
Final judgment distributed only husband's pension, not his social security benefit, and there was no indication in the final judgment that former wife would receive an increased percentage s... Read more
In the context of fashioning divorce judgments or modifications of such judgments, he judge should consider the tax consequences arising from a judgment. Read more
