Bakes Law, LLC

Bakes Law, LLC, is devoted to giving precise and thorough advice to clients in all areas of practice, safeguarding them from unintended consequences, identifying the objectives and objectives of each client, and acting quickly and diligently to secure their rights. “Dissolution of Marriage” or Divorce is when couples work to disentangle financial and family ties. A divorce in Connecticut can be over in three months to a year. Each case differs depending on the person’s case. Connecticut courts decide custody based on the child’s best interest. Except if a court finds that it is not in the child’s best interest, parents can decide on custody and visitation if they agree on that. Legal custody is a parent’s ability to make major decisions on the child’s welfare, such as education, religion, and health. Connecticut courts award both parents joint legal custody. A parent can make decisions concerning the child’s welfare even if a court awards the physical custody of the child. A parent still has the power to make these decisions. This is because Connecticut courts will always prefer joint custody unless certain situations would make joint custody nearly impossible, such as abuse.

Katherine consistently receives reviews that highlight their professionalism, empathy and speed of response. Many also remark that she is a caring and compassionate attorney. Clients often see Katherine as more of a partner than an attorney because she listens thoughtfully to their concerns, thereby making them feel heard and supported during difficult periods. Heading into a divorce or will drafting process, Katherine’s clients mention the exceptional service they received, demonstrating her professionalism and law firm’s caring atmosphere. In summary, Katherine’s satisfied clients note her commitment to their well-being, her quick reaction times, and the relief they felt in ensuring their families’ futures. I would highly recommend Katherine to anyone in need of a family, estate planning, or simple legal service.