By Attorney Jaeden Spitale On June 1, 2021, Governor Ned Lamont signed the Connecticut Parentage Act (CPA) into law. This Act revised our state’s notions of paternity and demonstrated a new focus on parentage. Parentage is gender-neutral and is concerned with all the ways a parent-child relationship may be legally recognized. Prior to 2021, Connecticut’s laws concerning who could be
Divorce can be a stressful time. When children are involved, the experience can be even harder. Figuring out where the child or children will live often transitions into disagreements and arguments, particularly if both parents want sole custody of the children or if one parent feels like he or she is not getting fair visitation rights. Connecticut law concerning child
By Attorney Jaeden Spitale On June 1, 2021, Governor Ned Lamont signed the Connecticut Parentage Act (CPA) into law. This Act revised our state’s notions of paternity and demonstrated a new focus on parentage. Parentage is gender-neutral and is concerned with all the ways a parent-child relationship may be legally recognized. Prior to 2021, Connecticut’s laws concerning who could be
Divorce can be a stressful time. When children are involved, the experience can be even harder. Figuring out where the child or children will live often transitions into disagreements and arguments, particularly if both parents want sole custody of the children or if one parent feels like he or she is not getting fair visitation rights. Connecticut law concerning child