Connecticut Divorce and Family Law Attorneys

Divorce and parenting disputes can affect your children, finances, home and future. M.C. Law Group represents Connecticut clients in contested and uncontested divorce, child custody, child support, property division and post-judgment matters. We explain the available paths, identify decisions that may require prompt attention and build a strategy around the facts of each family.

Some matters can be resolved through negotiation or a written agreement; others require court hearings and careful litigation. Our attorneys help clients understand the process, prepare the required financial and parenting information, and evaluate practical options without promising a particular result.

Alex Meyerovich

Admitted to practice law in Connecticut and New York states
Member of American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)
Member of National Lawyers Guild
Member of GLAD (Gay & Lesbian Advocates& Defenders)
Board Member of the CIRI, Bridgeport Connecticut

203-373-9080 info@mclawct.com

Rahul Chakravartty

Admitted to practice law in Connecticut and New York states
Admitted into the Federal District Court (Connecticut)
Member of American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)
Member of National Association of Counsel For Children

203-373-9080 rahul@mclawct.com

Connecticut divorce and family law consultation

Divorce, Custody and Financial Issues

Every family is different. A Connecticut divorce may involve parenting plans, legal and physical custody, child support, alimony, division of real estate, retirement accounts, business interests and other property. We help clients organize the facts, understand the court process and focus on durable solutions for their children and finances.

Planning for the Connecticut Divorce Process

Early preparation can reduce avoidable problems. Bring any court papers, existing orders, tax returns, recent pay records, account statements, proposed parenting schedules and important deadlines to your consultation. We can then identify which issues may be resolved by agreement and which may require judicial review.

Ways a Family Law Case May Be Resolved

Depending on the issues and level of conflict, a case may proceed through direct negotiation, mediation, a court-approved agreement or litigation. We prepare clients for each stage and explain the tradeoffs involved. Related matters can include temporary orders, enforcement of existing orders, relocation questions and post-judgment modifications.

For other legal needs, M.C. Law Group also provides separate counsel in immigration law and tax matters.

Connecticut Family Law Services

Explore focused information about divorce, parenting, support, protection and marital-property matters.