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Governor Lamont’s recently proposed bill seeks to legalize recreational sale and use of cannabis by adults, among other things. The 108-page bill was referred to the CT legislature’s judiciary committee on February 6,...

The family lawyers at Brown, Paindiris & Scott offer Collaborative divorces as an alternative to hostile and dysfunctional processes typically experienced through court system divorces. A Collaborative divorce avoids...

As the economy slowly begins to reopen and the quarantine eases, many couples counselors and family attorneys are anticipating a rise in the number of divorces. The outbreak of COVID-19 has forced families to shelter at home,...

There are multiple Chapters of the U.S Bankruptcy Code under which a debtor may file. The most advantageous of those is Chapter 7, which provides for a “fresh start” and can potentially wipe out all the debtor’s...

The Massachusetts Supreme Court recently ruled that non-disparagement orders in family court cases are a violation of a parent’s free speech rights guaranteed under the First Amendment. A non-disparagement clause in divorce...