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Phone: (860) 487-1842

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Kahan Kerensky & Caposselal LLP

Divorce
Kahan Kerensky Capossela offers a broad range of legal services beyond these for Connecticut residents. Some of our other practice areas include: Criminal and Defense Law, Divorce and Family Law, Real Estate, Land Use and Zoning, Litigation, and Taxation & Taxpayer Representation.
Child Support
Custody, child support, and visitation can be an especially difficult issue for couples. We consult with and, when necessary, use experts such as child psychologists/psychiatrists, therapists, and evaluators to assist in these cases. If an equitable agreement cannot be reached, we are experienced at bringing these cases to trial.
Child Custody and Visitation
Our family attorneys can help you navigate the stressful and emotional legal matters surrounding divorce, separation, child custody, alimony, prenups, paternity, and domestic violence. We will work with you to ensure the most favorable experience and outcome possible.
Paternity
Paternity can factor into child custody and child support cases. We can represent either parent when establishing paternity, either through agreement or court-ordered DNA testing, and can secure court orders regarding custody, child support, and visitation.
Premarital Agreement
"I hired Brandon to prepare a prenuptial agreement for me earlier this year prior to my wedding. He took what could have been an awkward experience for me and my fiancee, and instead made it a really comfortable and easy process. He emphasized to me that it was just our chance to plan our marriage and create our own rules rather than be bound by CT laws. He was really detail-oriented in his contract wording, considering all the scenarios that could come up over a short or long marriage, and thoroughly explained the legal reasoning behind everything. I'd highly recommend Brandon for any family law or contract needs."
Guardianship
In order to manage the affairs of an incapacitated person, it may be necessary to establish a conservatorship or guardianship through the Probate Court. Our probate attorneys are familiar with Probate Court rules and other issues associated with the onset of incapacity and can make this process as worry-free as possible for the family members or other loved ones.
Spousal Support
Getting a divorce is an unpleasant reality for many families. We will initiate and defend these proceedings and pursue temporary orders to protect your interests while the case is pending. We'll strategically utilize available resources to negotiate an equitable final agreement and also assist with negotiation of alimony, transfer of real estate, distribution of pension plans, and division of debts and liabilities. While experienced in court when needed, our first goal in most cases is to reach an amicable, cost-effective resolution for your family.
Legal Separation

Criminal Defense
If you’ve received an unfavorable decision in your legal matter, it doesn’t have to be the final result. You have the right to appeal your case for review by a higher court and seek the fair outcome you deserve. Attorney Brandon Fontaine focuses much of his work in appellate law and has the experience and knowledge to guide you through the appeal process. Brandon handles appeals of judicial decisions and jury verdicts in all of our practice areas, including family law, civil litigation, personal injury, criminal law, and more. He also defends clients against appeals filed by the other party. Brandon has achieved many successful outcomes for his clients in the Connecticut Appellate Court and Supreme Court, including prominent cases that have influenced the law in our state. Your right to appeal is extremely time sensitive - many deadlines to file an appeal are 20 days or less - so call us today for a consultation to get started.
DUI/DWI
And, in most cases, successfully help them avoid DUI and criminal convictions, allowing them to keep their criminal records clean so they can focus on their futures.
Wrongful Death
Sex Crimes
Misdemeanors
KKC offers criminal attorneys with years of experience representting clients charged with felonies, misdemeanors, and other criminal offenses. Reach out today to set up a free consultation with one of our defense attorneys to better understand the charges against you.
Drug Crimes
Assault
Restraining Order
If you are a victim of Domestic violence, your safety is paramount to us. We have experience securing legal protection through restraining orders and/or protective orders and utilize available resources including Family Relations, the Victim's Advocate Program, and private domestic violence services to protect our clients and/or their children.
Hit and Run

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
KKC's litigation attorneys counsel business entities and their owners, officers, and employees in such matters as dissolution, breach of fiduciary duties, and contract disputes. We often work closely with KKC’s business and tax attorneys, as well as the client’s accountant and management, to fully understand the legal and financial ramifications of any claim affecting our client's business. We have substantial experience in resolving business disputes through state and federal court litigation and alternative dispute resolution, including arbitration and mediation.
Business Transactions
The attorneys in KKC's Real Estate Department handle both residential and commercial real property transactions. They also assist clients in many highly specialized and sophisticated financing and commercial transactions that involve the collaboration of several distinct legal practice areas.
Trade Secrets

Wrongful Termination
KKC's litigation attorneys represent employers and employees in a variety of matters relating to the employment relationship: discrimination claims, including disability based discrimination and sexual harassment; wage/hour and unemployment matters; covenants not to compete; trade secrets and breaches of fiduciary responsibilities; wrongful discharge; employer/employee relations; workplace safety; and regulatory compliance. Our attorneys have experience litigating, negotiating, and resolving employment matters in state and federal courts and various administrative forums, including the Employment Security Division of the Department of Labor, Connecticut's Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities, and various licensing boards. KKC regularly assists our clients in making employment and personnel decisions, drafting employment contracts, covenants not to compete, severance agreements, employee handbooks, drug and alcohol testing policies, and providing supervisor training.
Employment Discrimination
On October 1, 2022, the Connecticut Legislature amended Connecticut’s Fair Employment Practices Act (“CFEPA”) to apply to all employers with one or more employees, and to prohibit employment discrimination against domestic violence... Continue Reading »
Employment Contract
KKC's tax attorneys work closely with our business attorneys to design practical solutions for our business clients, applying the complex tax rules and regulations regarding the formation, operation, and/or termination of a business. Our tax attorneys assist in assessing the size, ownership, and financial activities of an existing or prospective business. KKC's tax attorneys are also closely involved in structuring the purchase or sale of a business and any related buy-sell, non-compete, and employment agreements. We will assess the client's tax position and recommend strategies to minimize state and federal taxes. In addition, our attorneys are available to provide assistance with a variety of business decisions including capitalization of the business, pension plans, and benefit plans.
Employment Litigation
Severance Agreement
Sexual Harassment

Real Estate Litigation
Premises Liability
Injuries that are proven to be the result of negligence on the part of a homeowner, business owner, or property owner, such as slippery floors, uneven stairs, loose or torn carpet, structural deficiencies, inadequate lighting, or icy walkways (also referred to as premises liability) are eligible for compensation.
Construction Litigation
KKC's litigation department represents owners, general contractors, subcontractors, lenders, and sureties in a broad array of disputes. Our experience includes representing parties in matters involving new home construction, home improvement, and other residential construction disputes, as well as commercial construction claims involving private and public sector projects. We have defended and prosecuted mechanic's lien foreclosures, bond claims, construction defect claims, lost profit claims, delay damages claims, and obtained and fought off applications for prejudgment attachments and other liens.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Attorney Famiglietti is an active member of the Connecticut Bar Association Planning and Zoning Section, the Home Builders and Remodelers Association of Greater Hartford, and the Connecticut Developers Council, and lectures on a variety of topics at land use seminars.
Property Damage
If you’ve been injured in an automobile or motorcycle accident, you may be eligible for compensation for injuries you’ve suffered and/or property damage you have experienced. In cases with severe injuries and in cases that involve criminal activity (hit and run, driving under the influence, driving under suspension, reckless behavior, or violations of laws and regulations, etc.), it is critical to retain an attorney to ensure that you are receiving the full value of your claim. Under these and other exceptional circumstances, you may be entitled to an award of punitive damages in addition to compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. An attorney knows when to make a claim for punitive damages on your behalf.

Personal Injury
If you’ve been in an accident or suffered an injury, call us today for a free consultation with one of Kahan Kerensky Capossela’s Personal Injury Attorneys. If your injury is the result of someone’s negligence or wrongdoing, you’re entitled to financial compensation for your injuries.
Medical Malpractice
Our personal injury attorneys provide free consultations for those who have been involved in an accident or suffered an injury as the result of negligence or wrongdoing. Your case will be evaluated, and we'll work with you every step of the way, including dealing with the insurance company, negotiating a settlement, and trying cases in court. Potential reasons for hiring a personal injury attorney include the following: automobile and motorcycle accidents, dog bites, slip and fall accidents, medical malpractice, product liabiity, and wrongful death.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
No one likes to think about aging and facing their mortality, but putting a plan in place now can provide peace of mind and provide you control over your future. Every generation needs to plan. For younger people, it’s their family. For middle-aged people, the concern is typically minimizing complexity and cost. With seniors, it’s time for a final check to be sure everything is in order. Be sure to visit our YouTube channel. We have many videos that can help answer your estate planning questions.
Wills
While estate plans typically focus on events that will happen years down the road, incapacity planning is more about the here and now, since anyone at any age can be affected by a serious illness or injury. Through the use of trusts, powers of attorney, and advance directives such as living wills and designations of health care agents and conservators, our clients can achieve peace of mind, knowing that individuals whom they trust will be able to act for them should they become unable to act for themselves. Watch Attorney Allison Poirier's webinar on Incapacity Planning Documents.
Trusts
What is a trust? What does it do? What are the differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts? Attorney Allison Poirier answers all these questions (and more!) in our Trusts 101 video. Learn the basics of trusts and when you might need one. To... Continue Reading »
Power of Attorney
KKC's real estate attorneys counsel and represent individual buyers and sellers in negotiating and drafting contracts for the sale of property and the financing and refinancing of property. Our services include all aspects of the closing process. State of the art automation and attention to detail allow us to provide the consistency and accuracy in document preparation that institutional lenders require. We explain all of the steps in the closing process to our clients so that they can participate in their own transaction in a positive and meaningful way. From the drafting of simple deeds and powers of attorney to more complex transactions which may require the creation of new property descriptions or working through the mathematics of closing adjustment computations, our skilled staff guides our clients through hundreds of transactions each year. Download our helpful moving checklist.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Foreclosure
KKC's attorneys devote a substantial amount to litigating real estate related matters, including foreclosures of mortgages, judgment liens and mechanic’s liens, boundary and easement disputes, partition and quiet title actions, real estate tax appeals, and condemnation. The Litigation Department's efforts and experience are frequently enhanced by input from our real estate attorneys and on-staff title searcher. We have represented lenders, borrowers, contractors, brokers, and landowners in successfully enforcing their rights.
Tax Law
Our attorneys frequently represent clients before the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services on a variety of audits and other tax disputes. We have successfully represented clients (businesses, estates, trusts, and individuals) appealing alleged sales tax, admissions tax, motor fuels tax, corporate business tax, employment tax, income tax, estate tax, and succession tax matters. Although these appeals are frequently resolved at an administrative level, our tax attorneys can work in coordination with our firm's litigation attorneys by handling the appeals process through the trial and appellate court stages, if necessary.
Debt Collection
KKC's litigation attorneys routinely provide legal and practical guidance to our lender and creditor clients. Often, our recommended strategy includes enforcement of the client's rights under various documents without resort to judicial intervention. When court action is required, our attorneys have substantial experience enforcing security interests in real and personal property.

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