Three Connecticut family law attorneys say they are dismayed that getting a hearing date for family court matters can take months in some cases.
October 04, 2021 at 03:16 PM
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Several Connecticut family law attorneys say COVID-19 has caused monthslong delays in getting hearing dates for their clients, adding stress to individuals already facing financial and other crises.
“They are frantic, afraid, worried and angry,” Regina Wexler, a family law attorney since 1987, said of her clients.
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