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Recent episodes include "When Can Alimony Be Changed After Divorce in Connecticut?", "Emergency Ex Parte Custody Applications in Connecticut: How to File or Respond", and "Restraining Orders in Connecticut: How to File, Prepare, and What to Expect in Court". The latest went out on 25 Sep 2026 and ran about 29 minutes. These are from season 1. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

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Irretrievable Breakdown: All Things Divorce

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Irretrievable Breakdown: All Things Divorce is a divorce and family law podcast hosted by Matthew Dolan and Nicole Bikakis from Dolan Divorce Lawyers, PLLC , a Connecticut family law firm helping individuals and families navigate some of life’s most difficult transitions. Each episode breaks down the real questions people face before, during, and after divorce, including child custody, alimony, child support, property division, divorce mediation, high-asset divorce, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, co-parenting, post-judgment issues, and the emotional realities of rebuilding your life. Hosted by the team at Dolan Divorce Lawyers, this podcast is designed to make complex divorce and family law topics easier to understand, without the legal jargon. Whether you are considering divorce, already involved in a family court matter, or simply want to better understand the process, Irretrievable Breakdown: All Things Divorce offers practical insight, grounded perspective, and clear explanations for Connecticut families. Learn more about Dolan Divorce Lawyers, PLLC: Website: https://dolanfamilylaw.com/ Contact the firm: https://dolanfamilylaw.com/contact-us/ Bite Sized Learning: https://www.youtube.com/@dolandivorcelawyerspllc7203 This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Listening to this podcast does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your specific situation, contact a qualified family law attorney in your area.

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Episode #15
When Can Alimony Be Changed After Divorce in Connecticut?
Sep 25, 202629 minS1
Can alimony be changed after a divorce is finalized? In this episode of Irretrievable Breakdown: All Things Divorce, Matt Dolan and Nicole Bikakis of Dolan Divorce Lawyers, PLLC explain when alimony may be modified in Connecticut and what courts may consider after judgment. Matt and Nicole discuss how alimony works, including weekly payments, percentage-based orders, safe harbor provisions, cohabitation language, remarriage, and whether alimony is modifiable as to amount or term. They also explain why the exact language of the divorce judgment matters when determining whether alimony can be increased, decreased, suspended, terminated, or left unchanged. This episode also covers substantial changes in circumstances, job loss, retirement, disability, increased income, decreased income, inheritance, cohabitation, earning capacity, financial discovery, motions for modification, and why parties should not simply stop paying alimony without a court order. This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Need Legal Help in Connecticut? Contact Matthew Dolan, a trusted Connecticut divorce lawyer, for expert family law advice: Call Now: 203-902-8395 Visit Our Website: www.dolanfamilylaw.com Email: info@dolanfamilylaw.com
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Episode #14
Emergency Ex Parte Custody Applications in Connecticut: How to File or Respond
Sep 18, 202632 minS1
What happens when a parent files an emergency ex parte custody application in Connecticut Family Court? Matt Dolan and Nicole Bikakis of Dolan Divorce Lawyers, PLLC explain when these emergency custody requests may apply, what the court looks for, and how parents can prepare whether they are filing the application or responding to one. This episode covers the legal standard for emergency ex parte custody orders, including immediate and present risk of physical danger or psychological harm to a child. Matt and Nicole discuss examples that may lead to an emergency custody request, such as physical abuse, intoxication around children, unsafe supervision, refusal of necessary medical care, serious mental health concerns, or an imminent attempt to relocate a child out of state. They also explain the required Connecticut custody forms, the role of affidavits, service by marshal, preparing evidence, subpoenaing witnesses, working with a Guardian ad Litem or Family Relations, and what to expect at the emergency custody hearing. This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Need Legal Help in Connecticut? Contact Matthew Dolan, a trusted Connecticut divorce lawyer, for expert family law advice: Call Now: 203-902-8395 Visit Our Website: www.dolanfamilylaw.com Email: info@dolanfamilylaw.com Subscribe for More Connecticut Family Law Insights! Stay informed about divorce law, child custody, and alimony laws in Connecticut. Why Choose Dolan Divorce Lawyers? At Dolan Divorce Lawyers, we specialize in Connecticut family law cases, including high-asset divorce, child custody disputes, alimony, and property division. We provide honest, dedicated legal representation to ensure our clients reach fair divorce settlements. About Matthew F. Dolan | Connecticut Divorce Lawyer Matthew F. Dolan is an experienced Connecticut family law attorney recognized for his expertise in high-asset divorce cases, child support, and financial settlements. He has been named in the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 and recognized as a New England Super Lawyers Rising Star. With years of experience handling divorce cases across Connecticut, Attorney Dolan and his team are committed to guiding clients through complex financial and custodial disputes.
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Episode #12
Restraining Orders in Connecticut: How to File, Prepare, and What to Expect in Court
Sep 3, 202644 minS1
How do restraining orders work in Connecticut Family Court? Matt Dolan and Nicole Bikakis of Dolan Divorce Lawyers, PLLC explain when a restraining order may apply, who can file, what forms are involved, and what happens after the application is submitted. This episode covers Connecticut restraining orders, domestic violence, coercive control, family or household member requirements, ex parte orders, service by marshal, preparing evidence, court hearings, witnesses, cross-examination, and what applicants and respondents should understand before going to court. Matt and Nicole also discuss how restraining orders can affect custody, parenting time, contact restrictions, financial support, and divorce or family law cases. This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Need Legal Help in Connecticut? Contact Matthew Dolan, a trusted Connecticut divorce lawyer, for expert family law advice: Call Now: 203-902-8395 Visit Our Website: www.dolanfamilylaw.com Email: info@dolanfamilylaw.com Subscribe for More Connecticut Family Law Insights! Stay informed about divorce law, child custody, and alimony laws in Connecticut. Why Choose Dolan Divorce Lawyers? At Dolan Divorce Lawyers, we specialize in Connecticut family law cases, including high-asset divorce, child custody disputes, alimony, and property division. We provide honest, dedicated legal representation to ensure our clients reach fair divorce settlements. About Matthew F. Dolan | Connecticut Divorce Lawyer Matthew F. Dolan is an experienced Connecticut family law attorney recognized for his expertise in high-asset divorce cases, child support, and financial settlements. He has been named in the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 and recognized as a New England Super Lawyers Rising Star. With years of experience handling divorce cases across Connecticut, Attorney Dolan and his team are committed to guiding clients through complex financial and custodial disputes. Tags: #ConnecticutDivorce #CTFamilyLaw #DivorceAttorneyCT #TaxImplicationsDivorce
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Episode #13
Family Relations in Connecticut Family Court: What Parents Need to Know
Aug 14, 202628 minS1
What does Family Relations do in Connecticut Family Court? Matt Dolan and Nicole Bikakis of Dolan Divorce Lawyers, PLLC explain the role of the Family Services Office, commonly known as Family Relations, in divorce, custody, parenting, and restraining order cases. This episode covers how Family Relations may become involved early in a Connecticut divorce or custody case, including at the resolution plan date, during mediation, and when temporary agreements or court orders are needed. Matt and Nicole also discuss issue-focused evaluations, comprehensive custody evaluations, parenting education, restraining order hearings, and how Family Relations may help parents resolve disputes without unnecessary litigation. Whether you are dealing with child custody, parenting time, child support, relocation, or post-judgment issues, this episode gives a practical overview of how Family Relations can help move a Connecticut family law case forward. This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Need Legal Help in Connecticut? Contact Matthew Dolan, a trusted Connecticut divorce lawyer, for expert family law advice: Call Now: 203-902-8395 Visit Our Website: www.dolanfamilylaw.com Email: info@dolanfamilylaw.com Subscribe for More Connecticut Family Law Insights! Stay informed about divorce law, child custody, and alimony laws in Connecticut. Why Choose Dolan Divorce Lawyers? At Dolan Divorce Lawyers, we specialize in Connecticut family law cases, including high-asset divorce, child custody disputes, alimony, and property division. We provide honest, dedicated legal representation to ensure our clients reach fair divorce settlements. About Matthew F. Dolan | Connecticut Divorce Lawyer Matthew F. Dolan is an experienced Connecticut family law attorney recognized for his expertise in high-asset divorce cases, child support, and financial settlements. He has been named in the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 and recognized as a New England Super Lawyers Rising Star. With years of experience handling divorce cases across Connecticut, Attorney Dolan and his team are committed to guiding clients through complex financial and custodial disputes. Tags: #ConnecticutDivorce #CTFamilyLaw #DivorceAttorneyCT #TaxImplicationsDivorce
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Episode #12
How Much Does Divorce Cost in Connecticut? Attorney Fees, Court Costs, and What Impacts Price
Aug 7, 202637 minS1
How much does a divorce actually cost in Connecticut? Matt Dolan and Nicole Bikakis of Dolan Divorce Lawyers, PLLC explain why divorce costs can vary depending on the complexity of the case, the level of conflict, attorney’s fees, custody disputes, discovery, expert witnesses, mediation, and whether the case settles or goes to trial. This episode discusses common divorce expenses, including attorney retainers, hourly billing, court filing fees, marshal fees, Guardian ad Litem fees, appraisals, business valuations, pension valuations, depositions, forensic accountants, psychological evaluations, and private mediation. Matt and Nicole also explain how communication, organization, reasonable settlement positions, and avoiding unnecessary fights can help manage divorce costs. Whether you are preparing for divorce, already in the process, or trying to understand what may increase legal fees, this episode gives a practical overview of the financial and emotional costs of divorce in Connecticut. This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Need Legal Help in Connecticut? Contact Matthew Dolan, a trusted Connecticut divorce lawyer, for expert family law advice: Call Now: 203-902-8395 Visit Our Website: www.dolanfamilylaw.com Email: info@dolanfamilylaw.com Subscribe for More Connecticut Family Law Insights! Stay informed about divorce law, child custody, and alimony laws in Connecticut. Why Choose Dolan Divorce Lawyers? At Dolan Divorce Lawyers, we specialize in Connecticut family law cases, including high-asset divorce, child custody disputes, alimony, and property division. We provide honest, dedicated legal representation to ensure our clients reach fair divorce settlements. About Matthew F. Dolan | Connecticut Divorce Lawyer Matthew F. Dolan is an experienced Connecticut family law attorney recognized for his expertise in high-asset divorce cases, child support, and financial settlements. He has been named in the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 and recognized as a New England Super Lawyers Rising Star. With years of experience handling divorce cases across Connecticut, Attorney Dolan and his team are committed to guiding clients through complex financial and custodial disputes. Tags: #ConnecticutDivorce #CTFamilyLaw #DivorceAttorneyCT #TaxImplicationsDivorce
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Episode #12

How Much Does Divorce Cost in Connecticut? Attorney Fees, Court Costs, and What Impacts Price

Aug 7, 202637 minS1

How much does a divorce actually cost in Connecticut? Matt Dolan and Nicole Bikakis of Dolan Divorce Lawyers, PLLC explain why divorce costs can vary depending on the complexity of the case, the level of conflict, attorney’s fees, custody disputes, discovery, expert witnesses, mediation, and whether the case settles or goes to trial. This episode discusses common divorce expenses, including attorney retainers, hourly billing, court filing fees, marshal fees, Guardian ad Litem fees, appraisals, business valuations, pension valuations, depositions, forensic accountants, psychological evaluations, and private mediation. Matt and Nicole also explain how communication, organization, reasonable settlement positions, and avoiding unnecessary fights can help manage divorce costs. Whether you are preparing for divorce, already in the process, or trying to understand what may increase legal fees, this episode gives a practical overview of the financial and emotional costs of divorce in Connecticut. This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Need Legal Help in Connecticut? Contact Matthew Dolan, a trusted Connecticut divorce lawyer, for expert family law advice: Call Now: 203-902-8395 Visit Our Website: www.dolanfamilylaw.com Email: info@dolanfamilylaw.com Subscribe for More Connecticut Family Law Insights! Stay informed about divorce law, child custody, and alimony laws in Connecticut. Why Choose Dolan Divorce Lawyers? At Dolan Divorce Lawyers, we specialize in Connecticut family law cases, including high-asset divorce, child custody disputes, alimony, and property division. We provide honest, dedicated legal representation to ensure our clients reach fair divorce settlements. About Matthew F. Dolan | Connecticut Divorce Lawyer Matthew F. Dolan is an experienced Connecticut family law attorney recognized for his expertise in high-asset divorce cases, child support, and financial settlements. He has been named in the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 and recognized as a New England Super Lawyers Rising Star. With years of experience handling divorce cases across Connecticut, Attorney Dolan and his team are committed to guiding clients through complex financial and custodial disputes. Tags: #ConnecticutDivorce #CTFamilyLaw #DivorceAttorneyCT #TaxImplicationsDivorce

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When Can Alimony Be Changed After Divorce in Connecticut?

Emergency Ex Parte Custody Applications in Connecticut: How to File or Respond

Restraining Orders in Connecticut: How to File, Prepare, and What to Expect in Court

Family Relations in Connecticut Family Court: What Parents Need to Know

How Much Does Divorce Cost in Connecticut? Attorney Fees, Court Costs, and What Impacts Price

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Recent episodes

When Can Alimony Be Changed After Divorce in Connecticut?

Emergency Ex Parte Custody Applications in Connecticut: How to File or Respond

Restraining Orders in Connecticut: How to File, Prepare, and What to Expect in Court

Family Relations in Connecticut Family Court: What Parents Need to Know

How Much Does Divorce Cost in Connecticut? Attorney Fees, Court Costs, and What Impacts Price

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Matt Dolan

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