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When going facing irreconcilable differences, many couples assume that their only options are to muscle through the hard times or to file for divorce. Unfortunately, this assumption eliminates the other options that can help establish legal boundaries and space between a couple, while also making it easier to reverse the process should...

Same-sex marriage is recognized and completely legal in Connecticut, and has been so since November of 2008. In addition, marriage equality for people of all sexual orientations was recently recognized by the Supreme Court of the United States. While this means that homosexual couples can now be afforded all of the rights...

When served with divorce papers, the first thing many people feel is shock. Even those who knew their marriage was in bad shape are stunned when they finally have the documents in their hand. It has a feeling of finality that doesn't exist in heated arguments or even door slamming. The next...

It's never easy to realize that a relationship is coming to an end, especially when it's a relationship you thought would last forever. Perhaps you've known that this divorce was coming for a long time, or perhaps you were completely surprised when your spouse's divorce lawyers showed up with a notice of a...

Realizing that your marriage can't be salvaged is a painful moment. The emotional trauma of permanently separating from your spouse can't be overstated, especially if you're not the one who's initiating the divorce. There's a common misconception that men are the ones who get divorces and that they have very little to...

From infidelity to irreconcilable differences, there are many different reasons that people find themselves regretting the decision to marry a certain individual. Contrary to popular belief, not all divorce proceedings involve high emotions and vindictive behavior. Sometimes, both parties realize that it's just not working. No matter what the reason, Cummings Law Firm...

Legally ending a marriage is much more than just screaming “I want a divorce!” during an argument with your spouse. In fact, although you've emotionally split with your partner, and may already be living at separate residences, actually ending the marriage in the eyes of the government takes much longer. Cummings Law...

Realizing that a marriage is beyond the point of reconciliation is a difficult thing to swallow. When people get married, they're ensconced in the most romantic part of any relationship they've ever experienced. Then real life arrives, probably bringing with it some kids and added financial burdens. Personalities are pushed to the...

According to recent statistics for the United States, nearly half of all first marriages will end in divorce. Things don't get much more optimistic for individuals who are willing to try again, either. Statistics show that approximately 65 percent of second marriages, and 73 percent of third marriages also meet this unhappy...