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A divorce likely will bring frustration and sadness, as well as other emotional upheaval. At The Law Offices of Sheila S. Cascio, the focus is on the needs of the client. Connecticut family law attorney Sheila Cascio represents clients in all of Fairfield County from offices in Norwalk and New Fairfield, and is licensed in both Connecticut and New York.

Attorney Cascio believes that it is critical to move through a divorce proceeding as quickly as possible in order to minimize the impact on the individual filing for divorce, as well as any children who may be affected by the divorce. Attorney Cascio has spent more than ten years gaining the skill and experience necessary to effectuate an efficient divorce that fulfills the goals of her clients.

Through her Master's Degree in Applied Psychology, Attorney Cascio has developed her ability to empathize with the needs of her clients, thereby enabling her to be a more effective and compassionate advocate. The division of property, such as residential properties, vehicles, furnishings, artwork, jewelry, investment properties, savings accounts, retirement accounts, stock portfolios, and deferred compensation;.
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There are many different factors that can complicate a divorce in Connecticut.
However, when there are children involved in the dissolution of a marriage, it is critical to treat all parties with consideration in order to arrive at a plan that is in the best interests of the child.
Child support must cover the basic needs of the child, specifically including housing, clothing, and food.
In addition, there must be support for educational needs, extracurricular activities, and other necessities.
Separate from the established support payments, there is a pro rate share of healthcare costs and other unreimbursed medical costs that is allocated to each child.
In Connecticut, a person may be awarded support after the parties have separated, throughout the length of the divorce proceedings, and after the divorce has been finalized.
Alimony is intended to ensure that both parties are on fairly even ground after the divorce, however, alimony is not a foregone conclusion in any case.
It may be established by the agreement of the parties or the court may award it based upon the circumstances of the parties.
The socio-economic status of the couple and the nature of the lifestyle enjoyed during the marriage;.
One of the most frustrating challenges for a person who has gone through a dissolution of marriage (also known as divorce) is to face changed circumstances that require a modification request.
Connecticut law does permit a party to file for a post-decree modification of an order determining child custody, child support, or alimony.
However, courts often are reluctant to entertain these modification requests without a strong justification for opening up issues that have been resolved through a decree.
There are many complications that may arise in a Connecticut divorce that must be handled carefully in order to minimize the harm to all parties involved.
Attorney Sheila Cascio founded The Law Offices of Sheila S. Cascio in order to provide experienced and caring legal representation for parties contemplating divorce without the unnecessary costs that are associated with large practices.
Attorney Cascio has developed exceptional skills at working with her clients to get them through the difficulties of the divorce process, drawing upon her Master's Degree in Applied Psychology as necessary to provide empathy and understanding.
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