Custody types, parenting plans, relocation, modification, and protecting your children's best interests.
Connecticut custody laws for unmarried parents require paternity establishment first. Filing fee is $360. Learn about the 17 best-interest factors and parenting plans.
Connecticut custody law treats mothers equally under CGS § 46b-56. Learn the 17 best-interest factors, $350 filing fees, and how to protect your parental rights.
Connecticut fathers have equal custody rights under CGS § 46b-56. Learn the 17 best-interest factors, paternity establishment, and how to protect your parental rights in 2026.
Connecticut courts use 16 statutory factors under CGS § 46b-56 to evaluate parenting styles in custody cases. Learn how overprotective parenting affects custody outcomes.
Connecticut ROFR custody clauses require 4-8 hour thresholds typically. Learn how to draft, enforce, and modify right of first refusal provisions in 2026.
Connecticut virtual visitation guide covering FaceTime custody rights, video call parenting schedules, and electronic communication orders under CGS § 46b-56.
Connecticut parallel parenting guide for 2026. Learn when courts order parallel vs. co-parenting, C.G.S. § 46b-56 factors, $360 filing fees, and 90-day timelines.
Connecticut child custody follows 17 best interest factors under CGS § 46b-56. Filing fee: $360. Parenting class required within 60 days. Joint custody presumed if parents agree.
Connecticut presumes joint legal custody is in children's best interests under CGS § 46b-56a. Learn custody types, 16 best interest factors, and filing requirements.
Connecticut nesting custody lets children stay in the family home while parents rotate. Filing fee $350. 90-day waiting period. Full 2026 legal guide.
Connecticut holiday custody guide covering Christmas, Thanksgiving & summer schedules. 90-day waiting period, 17 best interest factors, Form JD-FM-284 requirements.