Norwich Law Blog
Divorce may be a time for self-reflection and growth
Some events in life can lead individuals to feel as if they should do some soul-searching. Divorce can be one of those events as it can disrupt the way a Connecticut resident has been living for years or even decades. While this type of situation can be difficult, it...
Why is the prosecutor offering you a deal?
You’ve been accused of a serious crime and you’re scared. But almost before you’re done being fingerprinted and processed, a prosecutor is offering you a plea deal. What’s going on? Why is a prosecutor in a hurry to offer you a deal when you’ve barely had time to find...
Can you protect your home equity during Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
There are a number of disturbing myths that people keep repeating about bankruptcy, and many of them are highly negative and inaccurate. The idea that someone will lose all of their property in bankruptcy is one of them, and this myth keeps people struggling with...
Woman arrested for drunk driving twice in same week
Having a drinking problem is a serious issue that many people are hesitant to address. It can be difficult to face an addiction head on, and many people need serious help to overcome such a disease. For some individuals, a serious wake-up call may be needed before...
Child custody and the Fourth of July: Keep this in mind
You want your kids to have a great time with their other parent during the Fourth of July weekend, but you’re concerned. They’ve mentioned fireworks and firecrackers, some smoke bombs and other items that you’re not sure they should be using yet. You don’t want to see...
Is it illegal for people to text while driving in Connecticut?
When determining fault after a car crash, it's normal to look at a number of factors. The current conditions on the road, the behavior of both drivers prior to the crash and even the condition of the vehicles can all influence who ultimately has fault or...
Probate presents a lot of work for executors
Having the responsibility of settling someone’s final affairs after their passing is a substantial undertaking. Though Connecticut residents may want to act as the executor of a loved one’s estate because they feel a sense of obligation to do so, it is important to...
Lockdowns increase domestic violence risk
When Connecticut spouses were forced to remain under the same roof during the recent stay-at-home orders, it led to a spike in domestic violence calls to law enforcement. The lockdowns increased women's isolation and made it more difficult for them to reach out for...
Staying out of trouble this Fourth of July
The Fourth of July is right around the corner, and lots of people are planning to celebrate. If you’re among them, do yourself a favor and remember that it’s easy to get carried away with all of the festivities. The last thing you want to do is to end up in an...
Recent hit-and-run highlight dangers to road cyclists
When someone driving crashes into someone or something else, they have both a moral and a legal obligation to stop. The law in Connecticut requires anyone who causes property damage or injury to another to report the collision to law enforcement. Typically, unless...
