There are two different types of DCF Appeals. The first is the Administrative Hearing Appeal process. If that fails, the next option is an Appeal to the Connecticut Superior Court. DCF Administrative Appeals – First Appeal When DCF Substantiates Abuse or Neglect or recommends placement on the Central Registry the alleged perpetrator has the right […]
A Bill has been raised to establish a presumption of joint or shared custody of minor children and allow a judge to impose sanctions against a parent who knowingly makes a false statement to the court in a custody or visitation proceeding (aka parenting plan). Here it is: http://www.cga.ct.gov/2013/TOB/h/pdf/2013HB-06685-R00-HB.pdf As with most proposed Bills, there […]
Unfortunately, truck accidents caused by jackknifed tractor-trailers occur on highways in Connecticut such as I-95, I-84 and I-91. Jackknifing refers to a truck accident where the cab and trailer “swivel” on the linkage until they form a V shape. We would all be lucky if these accidents only caused traffic backups yet tragically, they cause […]
Not everyone who was in a car accident needs a lawyer. For example, if there is little or no property damage and no injuries no need to get a lawyer involved. But when a driver or passenger is injured, you should at least consult with an attorney. Here are some reasons why and what a […]
In November 2008, Connecticut legalized same sex marriage. So, now that Connecticut recognizes same marriages how are same sex divorces handled? As a general rule, the procedure and the law which is applied in a same sex divorce is similar to a “traditional” Connecticut divorce. The differences that do arise have to do with federal […]
I get it. In some Connecticut divorces, emotions flare. So naturally, it’s time to fan those flames and dial up the “bulldog” lawyer. The kind that won’t take bull$h!t from your spouse and their lawyer. The kind that will be “aggressive” and nail your soon to be ex. The kind that will take the case […]