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I'm reaching out to request your help in resolving an ongoing issue with my neighbors in Apartment #2. They throw parties late at night and blast music so loud that I often can't sleep. This happens at least once per week, sometimes more often, and the noise has lasted until 4 a.m. on some occasions.

An Expert-Approved Guide to Respectfully Communicating with Noisy Neighbors Approach your neighbor in person. Offer a solution. Humanize the situation. Check out neighborhood guidelines. Don't approach your neighbor with a group of people. Take further steps only when necessary.

To report a noisy neighbor, buy a sound recorder with a built-in dynamic microphone. Your best bet at capturing loud noises is entirely possible because recording noisy neighbors can be like recording a live concert.

Document Noise Disturbances If possible, try to record a sample of the noises with your phone or another recording device. A few recordings with timestamps should be enough to demonstrate your neighbor is being disruptive.

Any divorce in Connecticut that results in a full final agreement is eligible for an uncontested hearing. A mediated divorce, a collaborative divorce, and even most litigated divorces all wind up in an uncontested hearing. The only divorces that don't are divorces that go all the way to a divorce trial.

But just how much is a divorce in CT? The average financial price of divorce is estimated to be about $12,900 to over $15,000. However, those price tags do not include ongoing costs you might have to pay after your divorce is final?such as child and spousal support.