Kristen Wolf and Shari-Lynn Cuomo Shore, experienced family law attorneys at Wolf & Shore Law Group.

Father’s Rights

New Haven County Family Law Attorneys Protecting What Matters Most

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Do Connecticut Courts Favor Mothers?

It is the question we hear most from fathers, and the legal answer surprises people. Here we explain what the statute actually says and where the perception comes from.

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Do Connecticut Courts Favor Mothers Over Fathers For Custody?

Do Fathers Have the Same Rights as Mothers?

Father’s rights can be involved in almost any family case where children are concerned, just like mother’s rights. People used to assume that mothers automatically received custody of the children, but that is certainly no longer the case. Each parent, whether a mother, or a father, has equal rights to their children. The Superior Courts have evolved far beyond the days of awarding custody solely to mothers and leaving fathers with only every other weekend.

In some cases, a mother may not allow a father to sign a birth certificate. If that is the case, paternity must be established before a father who is not married to the mother of the child may file a custody petition in the court.

Why Should I Hire Wolf & Shore Law Group to Handle My Case Involving Father’s Rights?

Looking to make your father’s rights matter easier, not harder? More civilized and less stressful? Choose Wolf & Shore Law Group. Attorneys Kristen Wolf and Shari Shore are both tenacious enough to protect your best interest and compassionate enough to help get you through the stress of a father’s rights issue.

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