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Firm: Sheffy DeNigris Grey & Bedard, LLP
166 North Main Street , Southington , Connecticut 06489
Practice Areas: Civil , Family , Social Security Benefits & Disability, Mediation, Mediation, Mediation, Mediation, Mediation, Mediation, Mediation, Mediation, Mediation, Mediation, Mediation, Mediation, Mediation
I feel strongly about bringing civility back to the legal profession. I believe in respectful and goal oriented negotiations and have therefore elected to focus my practice on mediation and collaborative law. I have almost 40 years of experience as a family law attorney and have been an active mediator and collaborative attorney for over 23 years. I see the positive results of a mediation and collaborative divorces versus the negative ones in the litigated divorce, reminding me of the benefits to the spouses and children that mediation and collaboration provides.. In 1984, I graduated from the Ohio Northern University School of Law; I received my undergraduate college degree in English from Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, New York. I volunteer as a Special Master for Matrimonial Matters in Hartford, New Britain, and Middletown courts as well as the Regional Custody Trial Docket in Middletown. I am a founding member and co-chair of the Central Connecticut Collaborative Family Law Group and founding member of the Collaborative Divorce Lawyers Association; a member of the Collaborative Divorce team of Connecticut, a member of the Connecticut Council for Non Adversarial Divorce, a member of the Connecticut Bar Associations and the International Academy of Collaborative Practitioners I also serve as a guest speaker for Collaborative Training and have served as an instructor for The People’s Law School. I am a life-time James Cooper Fellow of the Connecticut Bar Foundation. In 2023 I was named to Ct Super Lawyers.. Let me help you and your family in the resolution of your disputes in a fair, equitable, private, cost efficient manner that will preserve the dignity of both parties and serve the best interests of all, particularly the children.
