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Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) system needs reform

by John Clapp | Oct 2, 2015 | Best Interests of the Child

A war hero has been denied access to his child and charged high fees by a GAL who never met with the child. Here is the investigative report from WTNH, Channel 8 news. http://wtnh.com/2015/10/01/300-an-hour-family-court-investigators-draw-renewed-scrutiny/ Thank...

Investigative reporting on need for GAL reform in CT

by John Clapp | Oct 1, 2015 | Best Interests of the Child

On Thursday, October 1st at 11pm, investigative Reporter David Iversen will have the first report of a series regarding Connecticut’s GAL system.  The second report of the series will be at 6pm on Friday, October 2nd. www.wtnh.com

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...

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