How courts divide the house, retirement accounts, businesses, debts, and everything you own.
A quit claim deed transfers house title between spouses in a Connecticut divorce. Recording costs $60, spousal transfers are conveyance-tax exempt under § 12-498.
Connecticut courts can order life insurance to secure alimony and child support under C.G.S. § 46b-82. Learn beneficiary rules, cash value division, and 2026 requirements.
Connecticut is an equitable distribution, all-property state under C.G.S. § 46b-81. Filing fee $360, 12-month residency. No 50/50 rule applies.
Connecticut is an all-property state under C.G.S. 46b-81 where even premarital assets, gifts, and inheritances can be divided. 2026 guide with fees and factors.
How student loans divide in a Connecticut divorce under C.G.S. § 46b-81. Marital vs. separate debt, the all-property rule, and the $360 filing fee, explained for 2026.
Refinance mortgage divorce Connecticut: buyout costs half of equity, 12-month title rule, $0 conveyance tax under C.G.S. § 12-498. 2026 guide.
Connecticut is an all-property state where inherited assets can be divided in divorce. Learn the 12 statutory factors under CGS § 46b-81 that determine inheritance division.
Connecticut divides marital debt equitably under CGS § 46b-81. Learn how credit cards, mortgages, and student loans are allocated in divorce. $350 filing fee.
Connecticut timeshare divorce guide: equitable distribution under CGS § 46b-81, valuation methods, exit options, and perpetual obligation rules. $350 filing fee.
Connecticut courts divide frequent flyer miles under CGS § 46b-81. Learn valuation methods (1-2 cents/mile), transfer rules, and division strategies for 2026.
Connecticut courts treat engagement rings as conditional gifts. After marriage, the ring typically stays with the recipient, but CT's all-property system can include it in equitable distribution.
Connecticut divides ALL gifts in divorce under CGS § 46b-81. Learn how wedding gifts, engagement rings, and spousal gifts are treated. Filing fee: $360.
Connecticut divides ALL property equitably under CGS § 46b-81. Learn the 12+ factors courts use, average timelines, and how to protect assets in 2026.
Connecticut divorce courts divide homes using 12 statutory factors under § 46b-81. Learn buyout options, equity splits, and how judges award marital residences.
Connecticut courts divide cars using equitable distribution under CGS § 46b-81. Filing fee: $360. Learn how vehicles, auto loans, and titles are handled in 2026.
Connecticut treats pets as property in divorce under C.G.S. § 46b-81. Learn how courts decide pet custody, what factors judges weigh, and how to protect your rights.
Connecticut divides all bank accounts equitably under C.G.S. § 46b-81. Learn about automatic orders, 24-month disclosure rules, and how to protect your finances.