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Connecticut’s legislature votes no confidence in the family court system

by John Clapp | May 5, 2014 | Best Interests of the Child

On Friday, April 25, 2014, both houses of Connecticut’s legislature unanimously approved a bill that restricts judges in family court matters. Parent who have been unfairly denied access to their children and bankrupted by the court turned out in large numbers to...

Testify for Shared Parenting, GAL Reform and Alimony Reform on Monday, March 31

by John Clapp | Mar 27, 2014 | Shared Parenting Tips

When: Monday March 31, preferably near 8am, but any time after that is OK. Between 8am and 10am you sign up for a lottery number. After that you sign at the bottom of the list of speakers. Expect to compete with many people testifying. Where: Legislative Office...

Testimony in Hartford supports presumed shared parenting – click for shared parenting plans

by John Clapp | Jan 9, 2014 | Shared Parenting Tips

Over 50 people attended a hearing of Connecticut’s Custody Task Force at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford, Thursday, January 9, 2014. Almost all spoke in favor of the presumption of shared parenting as a starting point. If shared parenting were...

Child Support Guidelines should recognize shared parenting. Testify to improve the lives of children in Connecticut.

by John Clapp | Sep 4, 2013 | Shared Parenting Tips

Hearings on 9/17 and 9/24. See below for details. Suggested testimony: child support guidelines should recognize shared parenting • Tell your own story, or the story of those you know, about a noncustodial (also known as “nonresidential” or not “primary residence”)...

Child support guidelines should empower both parents

by John Clapp | Aug 7, 2013 | Shared Parenting Tips

Connecticut’s Child Support Guidelines need to empower both parents to maintain households and pay for expenses associated with child rearing. The term “empower” is important, since they benefit from seeing parents who have responsibility and the means to...
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