Divorce isn’t for the faint of heart. Just ask Renee Bauer. “Divorce makes the strongest people weak in the knees,” said Bauer, a principal in Hamden’s Bauer Law Group who has watched many a client struggle through a break-up.
Now Bauer has written a book on the subject. Unlike many written works by Connecticut lawyers, this one isn’t a scholarly look at caselaw or alimony formulas. Instead, the simply titled “Divorce in Connecticut” is a how-two paperback written in simple, non-legal language and aimed at the average consumer.
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