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• Connecticut Lesbian & Gay Law Blog

  • Why Does It Take Two Lawyers For a Pre-Nuptial Agreement?
    When couples are planning to marry and one party is contemplating asking the other to sign a Pre-Nuptial Agreement, I am often asked why I can’t represent both parties when I draft the agreement. The answer is simple: because each party has conflicting interests. When one person enters into a marriage with [...] […]

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  • Connecticut Handicapped Parking Sign Law
    by Ryan McKeen I saw this sign as I was walking to my car yesterday… …and I thought “a blog post” and “possibly multiple blog posts!” The sign lets a person know that if he parks in that spot without a permit he will be fined at least $116. Here’s why the sign says that: Such spaces shall be designated [...] […]

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  • Will Connecticut Residents Finally Be Able to Buy Alcohol on Sunday?
    Challenging Connecticut's Blue Laws.  I recently did a real estate closing for an old high school friend and as a thank you he invited my wife and I over for Sunday dinner.  Never one to turn down free food, I accepted the invitation without hesitation.   Being a bit of a wine aficionado,  I decided to bring a nice bottle of wine as a house warming gift […]

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