Limited Scope Representation: Limited What?
Under Limited Scope Representation, an attorney agrees to represent and/or assist a client with part, but not all of their legal matter....
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Linda A. Bulkovitch, Esq.
May 2, 20184 min
Testamentary Trust Versus Living Trust- Differences that Can Make a Difference
When a living trust and a "pour over will" are used, they are typically done concurrently. The living trust is created during your...
Linda A. Bulkovitch, Esq.
May 1, 20184 min
Collaborative Divorce- The Basics
Collaborative Divorce is a form of alternative dispute resolution in family law whereby both parties in a divorce hire their own attorney...
Linda A. Bulkovitch, Esq.
Apr 7, 20184 min
Child Support: Initial Orders and Modifications in Connecticut
Every state has a different way to calculate child support. Some states only take in account the income of the parent who does not have...
Linda A. Bulkovitch, Esq.
Apr 7, 20184 min
The Will: Why It's a Basic Estate Plan
A will is typically a formal set of written instructions that outline how a persons assets are to be distributed after their owner's...
Linda A. Bulkovitch, Esq.
Apr 7, 20183 min
Alimony in Connecticut- What is the Standard Calculation?
Unlike child support, in Connecticut there is no standard calculation or period of time under which an individual is entitled to alimony....
Linda A. Bulkovitch, Esq.
Apr 4, 20184 min
Living Will Versus a Will: The Difference
A will is a written document that outlines how a person's assets are to be distributed upon their death, once all of their debts have...
Linda A. Bulkovitch, Esq.
Apr 1, 20184 min
Mediation: The Right Fit for the Right Situation
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), or in other words, it is a way of resolving disputes between two or more...
Linda A. Bulkovitch, Esq.
Mar 1, 20184 min
Title Insurance: What, Why, When and By Whom?
There are so many types of insurance products out there that it's sometimes hard to determine what they actually are, why it may be...
Linda A. Bulkovitch, Esq.
May 25, 20174 min
Connecticut Restraining Orders: Who Can Apply for One
The first step in determining whether a Restraining Order is even possible is to determine whether your particular situation would even...
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