Month: July 2020

Leaving a Child Unsupervised in a Motor Vehicle or Public Place Under Connecticut Law

Dori-Ellen Feltman | July 21, 2020

I have specific memories as a child of my parents leaving my sister and me in a locked car on Long Island, eating Burger King, while my parents food shopped and did other errands for an hour or so. I would guess that I was about 10 and my sister 6. For today’s parents this Read More

Update on the Connecticut Family Courts

Dori-Ellen Feltman | July 7, 2020

Are the Connecticut Family Courts Open for In-Person Business? The Connecticut Family Courts remain closed for in-person hearings except for Priority 1 matters which include domestic violence and emergency custody cases. Are the Connecticut Family Courts Open for Virtual Hearings? The Connecticut Family Courts are beginning to schedule short hearings using the virtual platform Microsoft Read More

Leaving a Child Unsupervised in a Motor Vehicle or Public Place Under Connecticut Law

Update on the Connecticut Family Courts

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