Month: May 2020

Divorce & Family Law Connecticut - Dori Ellen Feltman Attorney at Law

Can I Get Divorced During the Coronavirus?

Dori-Ellen Feltman | May 26, 2020

What does COVID-19 mean for my Connecticut divorce matter? Are the Connecticut Family Courts still closed?  The Connecticut Family Courts remain closed for in-person proceedings except for “Priority 1 Matters” which include domestic violence matters and emergency custody applications.  You do not need to appear for previously scheduled in-person hearings or trials in Court at Read More

How Does the Coronavirus Impact Your Custody Orders?

Dori-Ellen Feltman | May 18, 2020

During Hurricane Sandy, many of us lost our electricity and running water for more than two weeks.  I had a client who unfortunately was in that situation.  She was the custodial parent of a 10-year-old girl.  Her ex-husband had since remarried, and he and his wife had a home in the Cape which had not Read More

How Does Coronavirus Impact Your Alimony and Child Support Orders?

Dori-Ellen Feltman | May 12, 2020

How Do I Pay My Alimony and Child Support Obligations if My Income is Significantly Reduced as a Result of the Coronavirus Pandemic? The nationwide economic upheaval caused by the COVID-19 epidemic is significantly impacting families. Moms and dads have lost their jobs, their work hours have been significantly cut, they have not received expected Read More