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Phone: (203) 597-0087

Address: 100 Grand St Ste 2a, Waterbury, CT 06702

Website: http://www.conwayfamilylaw.com/contact.html

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Divorce
The Law Offices of Michael K. Conway - provides compassionate and professional legal representation during your time of personal crisis. Waterbury: Connecticut: Divorce law: Family law
Child Support
Worry, anxiety, fear… these are very common emotions when someone is going through a divorce... or fighting for child support... or even trying to adopt a step child. If this is YOU, then you want someone strong in your corner. Once again, Attorney Michael Conway is there for YOU.
Child Custody and Visitation
If a divorcing couple has a minor child or children the issue raised in child custody can often be the most difficult and emotional they will face throughout this process. The hard fact is that neither parent will see their child or children every single day as when the family was together. The question of where do their children reside after (and sometime during) the divorce is a complicated issue. Most people confuse custody (where does the child reside) with how often the non-custodial parent will see the child (visitation). That is simply not the case. Parents who live in close proximity to one another sometimes share time with the children even though one parent's home is designated as the child's residence.
Adoption
Although the step parent adoption matters do not necessarily result from a dissolution of marriage we are prepared to handle these matters. This is not to be confused with an adoption by a couple or intact family seeking a child. Step parent adoption occurs when the mother or father of the child is a single parent, meaning the other parent has either died or their rights have been terminated by the court. Then the spouse or significant other of the single parent adopts the child and the child will legally have two parents again.
Premarital Agreement
Family Law encompasses very personal, far-reaching issues that touch our lives in many ways, some of which can be extremely sensitive, complex and delicate. Our family law practice is led by Waterbury divorce attorney Michael K. Conway. Our Family Law department handles every issue surrounding every phase of divorce, post-divorce issues, parenting issues, prenuptial agreements and subsequent marriages, and blended families. Every matter brought to our practice receives the benefit of decades of experience and training, with the utmost level of professionalism, respect and sensitivity. Michael K. Conway, Esq. is an attorney dedicated to navigating sensitive legal issues through his zealous advocacy.
Spousal Support
In Connecticut, under some circumstances, there is a continuing duty of one spouse to support the other during and after the divorce. This is called alimony or spousal support. The original purpose of alimony was to avoid, usually the wife, from seeking state assistance (welfare) when the other spouse was financially able to support their ex-spouse. The purpose of alimony has evolved over the decades and often we see the court granting alimony for rehabilitative purposes (allowing one spouse to finish schooling or training enabling them to become self sufficient some time in the future). People often think that it is always the husband that pays alimony to the wife. However, that is not the case and the court has the ability to order alimony to either party.
Legal Separation
This is usually the first question potential clients ask who are contemplating a divorce or legal separation. It becomes particularly important when the issues involve custody and/or visitation of the children. Michael Conway will guide you through a range of possible outcomes after discussing the issues with you. The statutes and case law give us some guidance in the areas you will ask about. If you have custody of your child and the other parent is working, then we can say confidently that you are entitled to child support. However, some issues are not as black and white as others.

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Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
We frequently advise our clients on the appropriate estate planning after dissolution. And will be pleased to sit with you and redraw your will. If you don't have a will, then it may still be appropriate to plan your estate to provide for your children or other relatives if you remain single.
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