What is a Parenting Plan, and How Do You Create One in Connecticut?
Navigating a divorce or separation can be challenging, especially when children are involved. The well-being of children is at the heart of…
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Tax Implications of Alimony Payments: What You Need to Know in 2026
For anyone going through a divorce, it is essential to understand the financial implications of spousal support. At Darius Law Group, LLC,…
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What Are a Guardian’s Responsibilities in Connecticut?
When a minor child or adult is unable to make important life decisions because of incapacity, Connecticut law allows for the appointment…
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What are the Consequences of Not Paying Child Support in Connecticut?
At The Darius Law Group, LLC, we often advise clients on navigating the complicated and sometimes stressful process of child support payments….
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Why You Need an Updated Estate Plan After Divorce
When a marriage ends, it can be an emotionally and financially challenging time for both parties. While many people focus on dividing…
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What to Do if You’re Facing a False DCF Allegation in Connecticut
When a parent or caregiver receives a call or visit from the Connecticut Department of Children and Families (DCF), it can be…
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What is a Living Trust, and Should You Have One?
Wondering what a living trust is? A living trust is an estate planning tool that helps you control how your assets will…
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How Social Media Can Impact Your Divorce Case
Social media continues to grow over time. With that, many positive and negative aspects are arising with the growth of social media….
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Is Mediation Right for Your Divorce? Pros and Cons
Mediation is a way to resolve a dispute before a judge or jury gets involved and makes the ultimate decision for the…
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Common Probate Disputes and How to Resolve Them in Connecticut
Probate occurs when someone who owns assets passes away. The custodian of the will has 30 days to deliver the will to…
