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Issues with international custody

On behalf of Parrino|Shattuck, PC | Nov 9, 2020 | Child Custody

In today’s global society, marriage and family often cross international borders. Even when people choose to make a home in one place, such as Connecticut, they may have ties in another country. When these marriages end in divorce, those ties could pull them outside...

Support obligations for a child with special education needs

On behalf of Parrino|Shattuck, PC | Sep 21, 2020 | Child Custody

Parents often feel strongly about their child’s education. Understandably, parents want the best education possible for their child. During and after a divorce, however, they may disagree regarding what that might be, especially if the child has special needs, such as...

Modifying Connecticut Child Custody Orders Requires Detailed Strategies

On behalf of Parrino|Shattuck, PC | May 18, 2020 | Child Custody

Circumstances often change after divorce. Individuals may change jobs, find opportunities in new cities or experience significant changes in their schedules and availability. A non-custodial parent may wish to seek modification if the custodial parent becomes ill, or...

Understanding Relocation And Child Custody Disputes

On behalf of Parrino|Shattuck, PC | Dec 18, 2019 | Child Custody

After a marriage breaks down, some litigants choose to move closer to family. Career opportunities and career paths in a global economy frequently necessitate relocation to other states or internationally. When interstate or international relocation is coupled with a...

Parenting Has Become Much More Intense

On behalf of Parrino|Shattuck, PC | Feb 27, 2019 | Child Custody

Modern parents are much more engaged than previous generations. In fact, studies show that working moms today spend an equal amount of time with their children as 1970s stay-at-home moms did. Furthermore, parents are spending substantially more money raising their...

What Can Divorced Parents Learn From Angelina Jolie?

On behalf of Parrino|Shattuck, PC | Jun 29, 2018 | Child Custody

Actress Angelina Jolie and her ex-husband, actor Brad Pitt, have been in the news recently due to their ongoing child custody battle. Jolie was accused of preventing Pitt from communicating with their six children by cell phone. Summer custody of the children was also...

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