Halloran Sage – New Haven

The lawyer route should’ve given me clarity, insight, and empowerment, but it did not. If you’re divorcing with a small child, seriously consider mediation instead. I spent an excessive amount of time re-explaining basic facts and correcting details—including my attorney repeatedly mixing up my child’s name with my ex’s. More importantly, I never felt that the long-term, real-life consequences of our parenting agreement were adequately explained or considered. I also found myself having to catch billing errors, which added to my frustration. Ultimately, I feel I grossly overpaid for the work that was actually completed and the level of guidance I received. I hired an attorney because I expected guidance and advocacy. Instead, I left feeling like I had to advocate for myself—and now I’m left questioning decisions that will affect parenting structure for years. I wish someone had given me this warning, so here you are CT people seeking divorce options.

Appreciated their honesty. I presented them with an easy, open and shut case and they respectfully told me that they don't have a single attorney with the basic skills to confidently win it. Thank you.

Great people, great help thank you