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Rally at CT’s Legislative Office Building, Wednesday, Feb 22

by John Clapp | Feb 17, 2017 | Best Interests of the Child

Please join shared parenting supporters in our effort to pass legislation reforming the family courts. Where: the Lobby of the LOB, Hartford Connecticut When: 4:30pm, Wednesday February 22, 2017 Who: Rep Minnie Gonzalez and the Black and Puerto Rican...

Support HB 6645: Shared Parenting is Good for Kids and Reduces Court Costs

by John Clapp | Feb 16, 2017 | Best Interests of the Child

The Connecticut Judiciary Committee is considering a bill establishing the presumption of shared parenting. The bill will encourage parents to stay focused on their children in custody disputes. Children can maintain good relationships with both parents if the courts...

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