MEETING OF CHILD CUSTODY AND GAL TASK FORCE TOMORROW AT 10:00am! UPDATE!

COME ONE!   COME ALL!

 

MEETING OF THE SEN. COLEMAN & REP. FOX: TASK FORCE TO STUDY LEGAL DISPUTES INVOLVING THE CARE & CUSTODY OF MINOR CHILDREN WILL TAKE PLACE TOMORROW, OCTOBER 2, 2013, AT 10:00AM!  I BELIEVE IT WILL BE HELD AT THE LOB, ROOM 1B.  AS I RECEIVE MORE INFORMATION, I WILL CONVEY IT TO YOU.

AUTOMATIC EMAIL UPDATES NOW AVAILABLE FOR CIVIL AND FAMILY CASES!

PRESS ADVISORY:

Judicial Branch Website Offers New Option for Automatic E-mail Updates

Users of the Judicial Branch website may now sign up to receive automatic e-mail updates when activity has occurred in any civil or family case that has public information available on the website.

 

The new feature will make it easier to track developments in cases and benefit the public, media and attorneys. Activities that will trigger an automatic e-mail update include: the filing of a document; the entry of an order; the scheduling of a case on the short calendar; or the scheduling of a case event, such as a pretrial, status conference or hearing. One e-mail update for all activity that happened on the case that day will be sent.

 

Please note that users may not subscribe for, or receive, updates for any case that is sealed; is not viewable on the Internet because of ongoing jury selection and trial; falls under certain restrictions imposed by the Violence Against Women Act; or is no longer available on the website in accordance with the Judicial Branch’s web retention policy.

 

For information on how to subscribe, please go to the following link:

 

http://www.jud.ct.gov/external/super/e-services/efile/how_email.htm

THE ULTIMATE HYPOCRACY! HUMAN TRAFFICKING POSTER PRODUCED BY CONNECTICUT JUDICIAL BRANCH!

On September 25, 2013, the Connecticut Judicial Branch posted on its website a flyer decrying human trafficking.  The branch is planning on using this flyer in its facilities and has placed it there for our review. 

 

To take a look at this flyer, see the link below:

 

http://www.jud.ct.gov/Human_trafficking_poster.pdf

 

The message on this flyer is as follows:

 

"Human trafficking is modern-day slavery. If you or someone you know is being forced into work or sex and cannot leave, please call the National Human Trafficking Resource Center for help..."

 

For those of us who are aware of how the Connecticut Judicial Branch colludes with corrupt GALS and custody evaluators to put children in the hands of parents who sexually abuse them, the very existence of this poster is a travesty. 

 

How galling that the very system that is allowing the sexual abuse of young children on a regular basis in exchange for power and profit should produce such a poster.  I'm thinking of George Orwell's famous novel "1984" when I say that this poster is a clear cut example of doublespeak. 

 

Here the Connecticut Judicial Branch is asking us to call the National Human Trafficking Resources Center if we know about anyone being "forced into work or sex, and cannot leave". Isn't that is exactly what the Branch is doing even as we speak?

 

I encourage anyone who reads this poster to call the Human Trafficking Center immediately and report the Connecticut Judicial Branch and, in particular, Judge Lynda Munro.  The number is below:  1-888-373-7888.

Additional Followup:  For more information from the CT Law Tribune on why the CT Judicial Branch developed this flyer, please click on the link below. 

http://www.ctlawtribune.com/PubArticleCT.jsp?id=1202623340135&thepage=1


The bottom line, of course, is that by taking children away from their protective mothers and hanging them over to the fathers who sexual abuse them, the judicial branch regularly breaks Connecticut human trafficking laws.

 

"TRANSLATE" FEATURE FOR DIC READERS IN OTHER COUNTRIES!

I just recently added a new translate feature to the upper right hand side of the blog for those of you from other countries.  It includes languages from all over the world. 

 

I tried it out myself in a few other languages and it works out quite nicely.  Sometimes computer translators seem to translate the words in an awkward way, but I'm pretty impressed with the results.  Even if you don't quite get the exact wording of the blog, you can get a sense of what is being said. 

 

So for you folks in Russia, Latvia, Germany, France, etc. I hope this new feature makes it easier for you to connect.  Let me know how it works--see comment section below!  I'd love to hear from you!

UPCOMING FAMILY COMMISSION MEETING

Meeting Notice - 
       
The next Family Commission meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 7, 2013, at 2:00 p.m., at the following location:

Middlesex Superior Court,
1 Court Street,
Middletown, CT,
Courtroom 5-A.

ANNE STEVENSON ON THE HOWIE CARR SHOW, JUNE 7, 2013 at 5:30pm!

Hello Friends!

Please join Anne Stevenson tomorrow, June 7th at 5:30pm on WRKO where she will be a featured guest on the Howie Carr Show talking about corruption in the Connecticut courts. You can listen online or on the radio.  Feel free to show your support by sending messages and calling in during the broadcast. Ideally, other news outlets will hear the broadcast and pick up the story, and WRKO will bring me back to talk about the crisis in Connecticut. 

That said, Anne would like to make it clear that this is not about tearing down the system, but providing solutions that she hopes will improve the courts for both litigants and the majority of honest judicial branch employees who are not involved with corruption and who deserve better.

Howie Carr's show is broadcast all over New England, including Connecticut, and is the #1 radio talk show. Here is the link to the show:

http://www.wrko.com/Howie

Message from Anne:

"Please help me spread the word by sharing this email with anyone you think would be interested in tuning in. Thank you for your support!"

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CHECK OUT THE ARTICLE BELOW:

"CT Court Employees Face Tough Questions Over Conflicts of Interest," By Anne Stevenson

The Washington Times

http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/speaking-family/2013/may/20/ct-judicial-branch-vendors-operated-court-employee/

JUNE 1, 2013 "MEET AND GREET" AT 2:30PM, NEW LOCATION!

HI FOLKS!

THIS IS JUST A QUICK NOTE TO LET YOU KNOW ABOUT A CHANGE OF LOCATION FOR THE MEET AND GREET TOMORROW.

APPARENTLY, THE BOOKSTORE CAFE WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW SO STAFF CAN PARTICIPATE IN "THE RELAY FOR LIFE!"

WE ARE RELOCATING TO THE CAFE AT BARNES & NOBLE , BRASS MILL COMMONS, 235 UNION STREET, WATERBURY, CT 06706

TELEPHONE NUMBER: 203-759-7125

DIRECTIONS:

BARNES & NOBLE IS ONE MINUTE BEYOND THE BOOKSTORE CAFE, HEADING EAST ON GRAND STREET, WHICH THEN TURNS INTO UNION STREET.  B & N IS ON YOUR LEFT (YOU SHOULD CROSS S. MAIN ST. AND S. ELM ST. ALONG THE WAY).

FROM THE EAST:  OFF I-84 TAKE EXIT 22, THE UNION STREET EXIT, TURN LEFT ON UNION STREET, B & N IS ON YOUR RIGHT.

FROM THE WEST:  OFF I-84 TAKE EXIT 22, BALDWIN ST. EXIT, STAY STRAIGHT AND GO ONTO MARKET ST., TAKE THE LEFT ONTO S. MAIN STREET, TAKE 1ST RIGHT ONTO UNION STREET, B & N IS ON YOUR LEFT.

DANCE TO END CHILD ABUSE!

CT PASI PRESENTS

"DANCE TO END CHILD ABUSE!"

 

Charity Fundraiser to End

Child Abuse &

Parental Alienation

 

Date: Saturday, July 20, 2013

Where: Edmond Town Hall Gymnasium

Time: 12:30-5pm (Setup begins at 11:30am and breakdown ends at 6pm)

What: Buffet Sampling of Local Food Merchants, Silent Auction, Dance

Performances with guest speakers, Origami Instruction and Weather permitting Bubbles of Love Bubble Blowing

 

For more information about who will perform,

what merchants are

involved and what will be in the silent action go to

www.Dance2EndChildAbuse.org
 

This list will be updated periodically so check back.

Advanced Sale tickets preferred!

2013 ANNUAL JUDGES MEETING!

JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT

ANNUAL MEETING

Middlesex Judicial District Courthouse

Jury Assembly Room

1 Court Street

Middletown

Friday, June 14,2013 - 10:00 a.m.

AGENDA

I. Approval of minutes of the meeting held June 15,2012.

II. Remarks by Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers.

III. Remarks by Judge Barbara M. Quinn, Chief Court Administrator.

IV. Report/Vote of the Rules Committee by Justice Dennis G. Eveleigh.

V. Election of judges to the Rules Committee of the Superior Court.

VI. Report ofthe Executive Committee, including appointments to terms of office, by Judge Barbara M. Quinn.

VII. Any other business that may come properly before the meeting.
RELATED LINKS:

Minutes of June 15, 2012 Annual Judges Meeting:
http://www.jud.ct.gov/Committees/judges/Judgeannual_minutes_061512.pdf

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY COMING SOON!

!!!ANNOUNCING!!!

 

A SOCIAL HOUR

 

FOR

 

VICTIMS OF JUDICIAL AND LEGAL ABUSE,

 

ADVOCATES FOR JUDICIAL REFORM,

 

ADA ADVOCATES,

 

AS WELL AS

 

OPPONENTS OF DCF CORRUPTION,

 

AND PARENTAL ALIENATION

 

WHERE:  THE BOOKSTORE CAFE, WATERBURY

 

WHEN:  SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 2013 AT 2:30 P.M.

 

DIRECTIONS:
158 Grand Street, Waterbury, CT  203-757-2279

http://www.menupix.com/newhaven/restaurants/407269/John-Bale-Bookstore-Cafe-Waterbury-CT

 

THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET TOGETHER WITH FRIENDS AND

 

LIKEMINDED INDIVIDUALS FOR CONVERSATION AND MUTUAL SUPPORT

 

IN A RELAXED, INFORMAL ENVIRONMENT

 

 

SPONSORED BY:

 

DIVORCE IN CONNECTICUT

www.divorceinconnecticut.blogspot.com

 

DR. KARIN HUFFER, DIRECTOR,

EQUAL ACCESS ASSOCIATES

www.equalaccessadvocates.com

Ken Krajewski, 

SAVE OUR KIDS FIRST PARENTAL ALIENATION FOUNDATION

www.fatherwithoutchristmas.com/
 

Joan T. Kloth-Zanard 

CT PASI

www.PAS-Intervention.com

Cheryl Martone,
U.S. CONCERNED PARENTS
www.usconcernedparents.webs.com/



DR. SIDNEY HOROWITZ, DR. HOWARD KRIGER, DR. KENNETH ROBSON? ARE YOU A VICTIM OF THEIR ABUSE? IF SO, PLEASE CONTACT ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!

Have you or anyone you know filed a complaint with the CT Department of Public Health against the following:

 

Dr. Sidney Horowitz

 

Dr. Howard Krieger, or

 

Dr. Kenneth Robson?

 

What was the outcome?

 

If you would like to have your voice heard (anonymously or publicly) please contact me via email and provide me with a copy of the complaint and the date upon which it was made. All copies of complaints will be kept confidential.

 

My email is:  Slopercathy@gmail.com

MEETING ON CONNECTICUT PRACTICE BOOK RULES! BE THERE!

Public Hearing on Rules and Forms

 

There will be a public hearing to receive suggestions for new rules and forms, and for changes to existing rules and forms that regulate pleading, practice and procedure in Connecticut state courts.

The hearing will be held on Monday, March 25, 2013, at 10:00 a.m. in the Supreme Court in Hartford. It will be conducted by the justices of the Supreme Court or a committee of the justices under Section 51-14 (c) of the Connecticut General Statutes.

If you want to make suggestions to the justices at the hearing, you must give your name to the clerk in the courtroom when you arrive so that the hearing can be conducted in an orderly way. Each speaker at the public hearing will be limited to five minutes. You must also bring nine clear copies of each suggestion and give them to the clerk.

 

Additional information about the public hearing:
 

1. Speakers must sign in ten minutes before the hearing begins if they wish to be heard;
2. Speakers will be limited to five minutes to discuss all of their suggestions;
3. All requests for camera coverage are subject to the provisions of Practice Book §§ 70-9 and 1-10A and the Supreme Court Protocol for Broadcasting, Televising, Recording or Photographing. Coverage requests should be directed to the External Affairs Division — external.affairs@jud.ct.gov;
4. The purpose of the hearing is to give the public an opportunity to suggest changes to the existing Rules of Practice and Forms.

PAS ACTIVISTS, SUPPORTERS OF SHARED PARENTING! MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT!

Do you believe that the State of Connecticut’s “family” court is a better parent than you are?

Would you like to help children and families around our state? Please join us on Saturday, March 2 at Zandri's Stillwood Inn along with other parents, grandparents and those who would like to change the law in Connecticut as it relates to co-parenting after a divorce, parental alienation and the appointment of Guardian Ad Litems.

Connecticut State Senator Len Fasano proposed Bill No. 77 (see below), which I have attached for you to review and we need YOUR support on March 2 and in other ways moving forward. If you would like to support this bill, please join us and RSVP.

Please note: We will have other elected officials, local TV, newspapers and radio on site to show support as well. There will be a press conference to invite hundreds to the Capitol in the upcoming weeks for our public hearing on Bill No. 77. Please join us, make a difference and show your support for our children.

Location: Zandri's Stillwood Inn

1074 South Colony Road, Route 5

Wallingford, CT 06492

203-269-6695

www.stillwood.com

Date: Saturday, March 2, 2013 9:45am-12:30pm

 

Bill 77 -

AN ACT CONCERNING A PRESUMPTION OF SHARED CUSTODY.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened:

That sections 46b-56 and 46b-56a of the general statutes be amended to provide that (1) in determining custody of a minor child there shall be a presumption in favor of shared custody, (2) the court, when ordering shared custody, shall adopt a parental responsibility plan that provides for the parents to share legal decision-making and maximizes parenting time, and (3) any parent who misleads the court in a proceeding involving custody of a minor child shall be subject to a civil penalty.

Statement of Purpose:

To establish a presumption of shared custody in a dispute involving the custody of a minor child.

10TH BATTERED WOMEN'S CUSTODY CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON, D.C., SIGN UP NOW!

All Together Now!

The 10th Annual

Battered Mothers Custody Conference

BMCC XFriday, May 10^th and Saturday, May 11th, in Washington, DC at the

George Washington University Law School
www.batteredmotherscustodyconference.org

 

· --The BMCC X will run from Friday, 5/10 at 10 a.m. through Saturday, 5/11 at 4:30 p.m. All sessions will be held at the George Washington University Law School.

 

· --The conference will be followed on Sat. evening by LOBBYING TRAINING for those interested in learning how to lobby Congress on Monday, 5/13. 

 

· -- On Sunday, May 12^th (Mothers’ Day), the BMCC X will combine forces with the Mothers of Lost Children and other grassroots organizers in:

 
 

a MARCH AND DEMONSTRATION on Washington Interested in presenting a workshop at the BMCC X?
 

Workshop proposals are being accepted until March 15^th, 2013. Slots are limited; please submit as early as possible using the attached workshop proposal form.

Conference Fees

 

 

 Fees are set as low as possible to allow a wide audience to attend and to permit us to waive the registration fee for as many battered mothers as possible.
 

Early Bird fee (before April 1^st): $75

Full fee (after April 1^st): $95
 

 

Reduced/scholarship fee for unpaid/low salaried staff, advocates, etc.: $50
 

Battered mothers in current or past custody battles: $35
 

REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.BATTEREDMOTHERSCUSTODYCONFERENCE.ORG

 

OR BY EMAIL to mhannah413@aol.com

USING THE FORM BELOW.
 

Name

Address

Email address

Phone #

Reason for requesting reduced-fee scholarship rate of $35

Conference Hotels

 

For a limited time only, rooms will be available at the special BMCC conference rate at the following DC-area hotels!

DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton

Washington DC - Crystal City

300 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA 22202 
800-447-4311

http://doubletree3.hilton.com/en/hotels/virginia/doubletree-by-hilton-hotel-washington-dc-crystal-city-DCAAEDT/index.html 

 

Ask for the 10^th Battered Mothers Custody Conference rate of $115/night! 

  

Cut off date special BMCC rate of $115/night is March 30^th – Reserve now!

Key Bridge Marriott Hotel

1401 Lee Highway

Arlington, Virginia 22209 USA 703-524-6400

http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/waskb-key-bridge-marriott/ 
    

Cut off date for special BMCC rate of $129 per night is

April 10^th – Reserve now!

Contact:

Dr. Mo Therese Hannah, Chair

BMCC X

Mhannah413@aol.com

518-210-2487

 

CONNECTICUT REVIEWING CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES!

Connecticut is currently reviewing its child support guidelines as mandated by federal law. The Commission for Child Support Guidelines’ meetings are open to the public. Its next meetings are scheduled for: February 26, March 12, and April 2 between the hours of 1:00 and 4:00 pm at the Judicial Branch Learning Center at 99 East River Drive, Room 707 in East Hartford, Connecticut.
 

 

In 2012, the state Commission for Child Support Guidelines conducted a survey to obtain public input on the Child Support and Arrearage Guidelines. This was the first part of its review process. In the near future, the commission will announce public hearings on proposed regulatory changes, and further public comments will be welcome at that time.


This commission is established under section 46b-215a of the Connecticut General Statutes. The commission is charged with establishing guidelines to ensure the appropriateness of child support awards, and for reviewing and updating such guidelines every four years. The commission consists of eleven members. The Chief Court Administrator, the Commissioner of Social Services, the Attorney General, and the chairpersons and ranking members of the joint standing committee on judiciary all serve in their official capacities, and may select designees to serve in their place. The Governor appoints a representative of the Connecticut Bar Association, a representative of legal services, a person who represents the financial concerns of child support obligors, and a representative of the Permanent Commission on the Status of Women.

These are the members of the Commission:

Chief Court Administrator (Designee)
Lynda B. Munro, Chief Administrative Judge, Family
Attorney General (Designee)
Lucia S. Ziobro, Assistant Attorney General
Judiciary Committee (Co‐Chair)
Keenan McMahon, Attorney (Designee for Senator Andrew McDonald)
Judiciary Committee (Co‐Chair)
Maria C. Barall, Esq. (Designee for Representative Michael Lawlor)
Judiciary Committee (Ranking Member)
David Griffin, Esq. (Designee for Senator John Kissel)
Judiciary Committee (Ranking Member)
Maria McKeon, Esq. (Designee for Representative Arthur J. O’Neill)
Commissioner of Social Services(Designee)
David A. Mulligan, Esq.
Director, Bureau of Child Support Enforcement
Connecticut Bar Association(Governor’s Appointee)
Rachel Pencu, Esq.
Legal Services(Governor’s Appointee)
Lucy Potter, Esq.
Greater HartfordLegal Aid
Permanent Commission on the Status of Women (Governor’s Appointee)
Natasha M. Pierre, JD, MSW
Child Support Obligor(Governor’s Appointee)
Ernest E. Lagoja


The last commission scheduled six public hearings to receive comments from the public on how the guidelines affected them, and to offer the opportunity to recommend changes. Unfortunately, only 39 individuals commented either by attending one of these hearings or by presenting written comments.

 

I will post this notice again as we get closer to the dates for these hearings.  However, I would be really interested in hearing from readers in regard to what the problems are we would like this Commission to address.  Please take the time to comment! 

PROPOSED STATUTE ON EX PARTE MOTIONS MAKES IT SO MUCH EASIER TO STEAL YOUR CHILDREN!

WHAT ABUSIVE EXES ALWAYS WANTED!  A WAY TO TERRORIZE YOU BY STEALING YOUR CHILDREN WITHOUT NOTICE, WITHOUT A HEARING!

Subject: Authority of Superior Court to enter temporary, ex parte

order of child custody

Preamble: Conn. Gen. Stat. Section 46b-56 authorizes the Superior Court to issue orders relative to the custody of children. Subsection (f) of the statute provides that “when the court is not sitting, any judge of the court may make any order in the cause which the

court might make under this section, including orders of injunction, prior to any action in the cause by the court”. Anecdotally, applications for ex parte custody orders appear to be very commonly filed. Some judges believe that there is no present authority for the issuance of such ex parte orders. Others believe that subsection (f) may provide that authority, but still lacks sufficient standards to guide a judge reviewing such an
application.

The following is a draft amendment to that statute addressing both of these concerns.

Section 46b-56( ). Authority of Superior Court to enter order of temporary custody of a child Application. Court orders. Duration. Expedited hearing for continuance of order.

( ) An applicant for custody under this section may make an application to the Superior Court for an emergency order of custody under this section.

( ) The application shall be accompanied by an affidavit made under oath which includes a brief statement of the conditions requiring an emergency order. Upon receipt of the application the court shall order that a hearing on the application be held not later

than fourteen days from the date of the order. The court, in its discretion, may make such orders as it deems appropriate for the protection of the child as the court sees fit. Such order may include temporary child custody or visitation rights and such relief may
include but is not limited to an order enjoining the respondent from

(1) removing the child from the state of Connecticut;

(2) interfering with the applicant’s custody of the child;

(3) interfering with the child’s educational program;

or (4) such further orders as the court determines to be in the child’s best interest.

If an applicant alleges an immediate and present physical or psychological danger to the child, the court may issue
an ex parte order granting such relief as it deems appropriate and may, in its discretion, refer the contents of the affidavit to the Department of Children and Families for investigation. If a postponement of a hearing on the application is requested by either
party and granted, the order shall not be continued except upon agreement of the parties or by order of the court for good cause shown.

( ) The applicant shall cause notice of the hearing pursuant to subsection ( ) of this section and a copy of the application and the applicant's affidavit of this section to be served on the respondent not less than five days before the hearing. In the case of any

application seeking an ex parte order, the affiant shall also disclose what steps were taken to inform the respondent of the request if any, or, if none, the reasons why the court should nonetheless consider such application on an ex parte basis.

MORE NEWS ON THE JUDICIAL CONSPIRACY TO STEAL YOUR CHILDREN!

It is dinnertime and you and your children just sat down for your meal.  There is a knock on the door.  You open the door and find several police officers standing there with a court order removing the children from your care and handing them over to their abusive father. 

 

You went through a lengthy court battle for two, maybe three years, and are essentially broke.  Yet, with a single ex party motion held before a judge without any notification to you, and outside of your presence, without any minimal attempt to hear your side of the story, you have lost custody.  It could take months before you get your children back, and even then the burden is on you to clear up the situation. 

 

Does this sound impossible? 

 

Does it sound unjust, capricous, arbitrary? 

 

Does it seem like it could never possibly happen? 

 

Well, think again, because the Family Commission Chaired by our friend, Judge Lynda Munro, is working very hard on changing the Laws of the State of Connecticut to see that this can be done.  See my previous blog on this outrageous situation at the following link:

http://divorceinconnecticut.blogspot.com/2012/11/judges-conspire-to-steal-your-children.html

In a recent Family Commission Meeting, 8 members of the Commission cast deciding votes approving the legislation for ex parte hearings on custody.

 

This means the proposed legislation will now be sent to Judge Barbara Quinn for submission to the legislative judiciary committee.  These actions alone are a violation of the Constitution in that they represent a violation of the separation of the powers of government which is fundamental to our democratic system. 

 

Private Attorney General Michael Nowacki, who was present when this matter was discussed at the Family Commission Meeting, has this to say about what occurred, "This proposed legislation by the judiciary is just another power grab and the most dangerous endorsement of an increase of the powers and jurisdiction of the Courts imaginable."

I will continue to keep you informed of this situation as it unfolds, so make sure you check back for more news.  Please contact your legislators and let them know that you are profoundly appalled by the actions of Judge Lynda Munro and those Members of the Family Commission that supported this appalling ex parte legislation.

Please note that the following are the current members of the Family Commission:

Chair:Lynda B. Munro, Chief Administrative Judge, Family

 

Members:

Holly Abery-Wetstone, Judge

Sandra Sosnoff Baird, Chief Family Support Magistrate

Michael Blanchard, Attorney

John D. Boland, Judge

Steven Dembo, Attorney

Anne C. Dranginis, Retired Judge
Gaetano Ferro, Attorney
Constance Frontis, Attorney
Elaine Gordon, Retired Judge

Johanna Greenfield, Caseflow Management Specialist
David Iaccarino, Deputy Director
Maureen M. Murphy, Judge
Thomas Parrino, Attorney
Barry C. Pinkus, Judge
Elliott N. Solomon, Judge

Staff:
Joseph Del Ciampo, Counsel
Nancy Porter, Counsel

MICHAEL NOWACKI BACK IN COURT DEFENDING HIS CIVIL RIGHTS, AND BY DOING SO INDIRECTLY DEFENDING THE CIVIL RIGHTS OF EVERY CIT!IZEN IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT

THIS IS JUST A HEADS UP GUYS!  MICHAEL NOWACKI'S FEDERAL COURT CASE WILL BE CONTINUED ON JANUARY 24 , 2013 AT 9:30AM AT THE U.S. DISTRICT COURT, 141 CHURCH STREET IN NEW HAVEN.  REMEMBER TO PUT THE DATE ON YOUR CALENDARS, SHOW UP AND HOLD THESE PEOPLE ACCOUNTABLE.

GOOGLE + AND THE DIVORCE IN CONNECTICUT BLOG!

Hi Everyone!

I just want to thank all of my readers for continuing to read my various blog postings and also for responding to them with your thoughtful and heartfelt commentary. 

Just for your information, I wanted you to be aware that I do not participate in Google +. 

At an earlier time, one abusive father included me in his google network which created tremendous misunderstanding in regard to where I stand in regard to abusers. 

In no way do I, or any of the people who post on my blog, support abusers and those fathers who use the family courts to rip children away from their protective mothers.  

Since my use of google + could potentially cause confusion or misunderstanding about my clear cut position in this area, I am not using that feature of google blogger at all. 

So please do not include me in your google + circle. 

This is not a rejection of anyone, but instead it is my clearcut statement of my support of all protective mothers and their best interests. 

We often live in fear, betrayed by those who are the closest to us, and I cannot afford to have any misunderstanding or miscommunication which for any protective mother could call into question my support of all protective mothers. 

Thank you for understanding.  I embrace you all.

In Solidarity,

Catharine Sloper

A MOMENT OF SILENCE

PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT OF SILENCE TO REMEMBER THE VICTIMS OF THE NEWTOWN, CT SHOOTING. 

THANK YOU.