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New Haven Family Law/Divorce Law Firm
Overview
I have chosen Family Law as a calling as a result in my belief that families can survive despite disruption and challenges and that they can share strong bonds even without marriage.
My paralegal, who has been with me since 2003, and I strive to create an environment where clients are respected and informed. They are a part of the decision-making process as they go through the changes produced by divorce, legal separation and modifications in custody...
I have chosen Family Law as a calling as a result in my belief that families can survive despite disruption and challenges and that they can share strong bonds even without marriage.
My paralegal, who has been with me since 2003, and I strive to create an environment where clients are respected and informed. They are a part of the decision-making process as they go through the changes produced by divorce, legal separation and modifications in custody. We welcome questions and make every attempt to offer realistic options to our clients. We choose not to be a "one size fits all" firm. We genuinely tailor our services to the individual and are acquainted with other professionals who may also be of service to our clients. We have a strong interest in financial matters and appreciate the importance of finances to a healthy family life.
About Lilburn Law
Practice Areas
- Family Law/Divorce
Litigation
- 50%
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
59 Elm St.Suite 140 New Haven, CT 06510
Office Hours
9:00 -5:00 or by appointment
Phone
Fax
- 203-773-0051
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