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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

How Does the Coronavirus Impact Your Custody Orders?

Dori-Ellen Feltman | May 18, 2020

During Hurricane Sandy, many of us lost our electricity and running water for more than two weeks. I had a client who unfortunately was in that situation. She was the custodial parent of a 10-year-old girl. Her ex-husband had since remarried, and he and his wife had a home in the Cape which had not Read More

Computer Snooping During a Divorce: What Not to Do

Dori-Ellen Feltman | May 18, 2020

Can I lawfully access my spouse’s non-password protected emails or cell phone during a divorce? Many clients ask if it is OK to access his or her spouse’s email account or cell phone during a divorce proceeding if the password is known and the parties share a home computer. The answer is a resounding “no”. Read More

Communicating With Your Ex In The Time of Coronavirus

Dori-Ellen Feltman | April 13, 2020

Communicating with your ex during these extra-ordinary times when children are not in school, parents are not at work, extra-curricular activities are cancelled and parents may have diminished or lost incomes, effective communication between parents is essential. How do you resolve conflict when divorcing or ex-spouses don’t get along, don’t trust each other, there is Read More

Category: Child Custody

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

How Does the Coronavirus Impact Your Custody Orders?

Computer Snooping During a Divorce: What Not to Do

Communicating With Your Ex In The Time of Coronavirus

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