Stop Sending Screen Shots . . . Do This Instead
Attorney Tracey Lane Russo / www.russolawct.com Text messages are an important part of today’s family cases – equally important is making sure you get those text messages to your lawyer in a format that can be used in court. Screenshots don’t...
Connecticut’s Revised Family Procedures
As of January 2021, Connecticut has a new process for how divorce and custody cases are handled. The following video was released today by the Connecticut Superior Court that gives an overview of how these new procedures will impact pending...
Divorce Court 101: Getting Ready for Court
Whether you represent yourself or have a legal team, going to Court can feel intimidating. Here are a few ways to make you feel more at ease: Understand Why You Are Going: Â What's on the docket? Â Is it a hearing...
Finances and Divorce: How a Tool Like Rocket Money Saves Time
Unfortunately, there's no way around the financial issues that have to be resolved during a divorce -- between shared accounts, joint bills, and the stress of dividing assets, it's hard to know where to start. But, once you know where...
Overwhelmed by Divorce Paperwork: Step One
Taking this simple step can help you make progress. The financial part of divorce can feel overwhelming — all the paperwork, numbers, and requests for documents. It’s easy to get stuck in the process but here’s the thing, you don’t...
Navigate Your Divorce Without Losing Yourself
Going through a divorce can feel overwhelming, isolating, and emotionally draining. That’s where a divorce coach comes in. As a divorce coach, I help individuals navigate the challenges of separation and divorce by helping you clarify your goals and supporting...