Contributed by Carole Topol Orland, Esq. and Christopher J. DeMattie Esq., Family Law attorneys at Broder Orland Murray & DeMattie LLC, in Westport and Greenwich. www.ctfamilylaw.com Whether divorce or other circumstances – such as illness or death –...
When Michelle Brandriss’s son was starting daycare, she faced a challenge many daycare, school and camp parents have—missing clothing and other belongings. “Cooper started at daycare with name labels created from masking tape and sharpie markers, but as you all know,...
We’re always looking for new resources we can share to help families, and the one request that comes up almost every day? Parents asking for a fabulous tutor recommendation! That’s why we were thrilled to learn about Prep Academy Tutors NY & CT, launched by...
Skier Bode Miller is a gold medal-winning five time Olympian, a dad of eight and a tireless advocate, with his wife Morgan, for pool safety. After their 19-month-old daughter Emeline drowned in June 2018, the family has spoken out about the layers of safety measures...
Section 46b-56c of the General Statutes governs educational support orders. It allows a court to enter an order requiring one or both parents to pay for the child’s college expenses. Before entering such an order, however, the court must first find “that it is more...
Middle and high school are critical periods in any young person’s life, as these are the years that will help shape the person they will become. Selecting a school for this formative time comes down to a series of choices — about academic quality, community, values,...
