CT legislature must protect domestic abuse victims

Co-parenting Tips

How do you effectively parent children after divorce or separation? In this video professionals talk. They know about emotional, legal, and practical issues related to co-parenting, parallel parenting and parenting of all sorts. We have studied the evidence on...

Do Connecticut courts encourage shared parenting?

Cindy Cartier, a lawyer who does divorce mediation, writes “In recent weeks, my phone has been ringing off the hook with folks interested in mediation over litigating their family law issues. Upon inquiry, many of them are hearing of court cases where the Judges are...

Connecticut Judge Supports Shared Parenting; Repudiates Alienation

In a recent hearing at Regional Family Trial Docket in Middletown, CT, Hon. Thomas Moukawsher demonstrated an understanding of the importance of both parents in the lives of their children. The judge rejected a motion by the mother and her attorney to modify a 2022...

Shared Parenting Reduces Child Abuse And Neglect

Shared parenting reduces child abuse and neglect. Why? Abusers are identified up-front and denied shared parenting when courts are doing their job. Guardrails include protective orders, ex parte orders, child protective services, domestic violence (DV) counseling for...

25 Legislators have Signed a Letter of Support for SPC and NPO-CT

25 legislators have signed a letter of support for SPC and NPO-CT as representatives of parents who have used Family Courts. In brief, the letter states that “their advocacy has the potential to reduce incentives for harmful litigation. They advocate for a new...

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CT legislature must protect domestic abuse victims

Recent Posts

Co-parenting Tips

Do Connecticut courts encourage shared parenting?

Connecticut Judge Supports Shared Parenting; Repudiates Alienation

Shared Parenting Reduces Child Abuse And Neglect

25 Legislators have Signed a Letter of Support for SPC and NPO-CT

SPC Blog: What You Need to Know

CT legislature must protect domestic abuse victims

Recent Posts

Co-parenting Tips

Do Connecticut courts encourage shared parenting?

Connecticut Judge Supports Shared Parenting; Repudiates Alienation

Shared Parenting Reduces Child Abuse And Neglect

25 Legislators have Signed a Letter of Support for SPC and NPO-CT

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