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Connecticut Fathers’ Rights Attorney
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New London, Connecticut divorce and family law attorney Bruce A. Chamberlain provides sound legal counsel and vigorous courtroom representation to help people in the divorce process find fair and equitable solutions in custody, child support and property division. Our law office serves the communities of New London County, Connecticut including Groton, Waterford, Norwich, Stonington, Mystic, East Lyme, Colchester, Ledyard, and Montville.

Parental rights lawyer Bruce A. Chamberlain has been helping people through divorce for more than 20 years. The experienced legal staff at our family law office understands the concerns of people beginning the divorce process.

Will I still have a relationship with my children?
Will I be able to maintain my standard of living?
How much money will I have to pay my ex?
Will I lose my things in the property settlement?

Will the courts be fair to me?

A lot has changed in family law court in the past twenty years. The courts are becoming fairer and more gender neutral in custody and support decisions. That fairness is the result of vigorous legal advocacy by Men’s Rights / Fathers’ Rights attorneys like Bruce Chamberlain to help BOTH parents retain their parental rights and responsibilities—in the best interests of their children.

Many men come to our office with excessively pessimistic, or unrealistically positive, expectations of how the divorce process will go in court. Set aside what you THINK you know about Connecticut divorce and talk with an attorney who really knows divorce, who handles hundreds of divorce cases every year.

Get the facts; find an attorney you feel comfortable working with, and then move forward with your life. We’re here to help.

New London divorce attorney Bruce Chamberlain also represents clients who are only seeking assistance with property division or modification of previous custody or support orders. We help grandparents assert their rights to visitation with grandchildren. We represent partners who are breaking up and must divide property.

Whether you are seeking a litigator to handle a complex divorce or friendly, knowledgeable legal counsel, the law office of Bruce A. Chamberlain is prepared to meet your legal needs. Contact our office to schedule an appointment.

At the New London, Connecticut law office of divorce attorney Bruce A. Chamberlain we help people find fair and equitable solutions in custody, support and property division. We serve communities in New London County, Connecticut, including Groton, Waterford, Norwich, Stonington, Mystic, East Lyme, Colchester, Ledyard, and Montville.

Connecticut is not a community property state. Each party will typically retain the property they had when they entered the marriage and any inheritance they may have gained during the marriage, but that is not guaranteed.

» An overview of Divorce
» Divorce frequently asked questions

Every state has its own laws for obtaining a divorce, or dissolution of marriage as it is called in some states. Like many other types of civil process, the legal process is somewhat similar in all states.

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