Divorce Resource Connecticut is the go-to resource for information on the divorce process in Connecticut. It is a collaboration between Rosemarie Ferrante, Esq. of Divorce Mediation Center of Ridgefield/ Danbury, LLC and Hollis Hardiman, CDFA of Merit Financial Advisors, LLC. Rosemarie & Hollis have been providing education, support and wellness workshops for individuals contemplating or in the early stages of the divorce process since 2015.
The workshops are designed to help participants explore the legal, financial and emotional issues of divorce to gain a greater understanding of the process. We are committed to helping individuals gain a greater understanding of the intricacies of divorce so as to make the best decisions for their family before embarking on the divorce process.
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