Top Divorce Lawyers in Bridgeport | 2 available

2 Divorce lawyers are available in Bridgeport, Connecticut, including Eric Gross and Jonathan D. Elliot. These lawyers are rated between 3.2/5 to 3.6/5 and 48% provide free consultation.

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Eric Gross

Firm: Green and Gross, P.C.

1087 Broad St Ste 401 , Bridgeport , Connecticut 06604

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Business & Commercial, Business Organizations, Divorce, Family , Personal Injury, Civil Rights, Civil Rights, Civil Rights, Civil Rights

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Jonathan D. Elliot

1000 Lafayette Boulevard 500 , Bridgeport , Connecticut 06604

Practice Areas: Civil ,Collections,Divorce,Family

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Connecticut Family matter (Post-Judgment Divorce Case) | Aug 2, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Connecticut My psycho, yes psycho( she fell into psychosis) ex-wife was diagnosed with bipolar and a delusional disorder got divorced with me in June, Thank God. It was non-contested and we met with family relations and she wanted a list of items. I wrote down a list of items I thought I had and agreed to give them to her by july 1, whatever. I obliged, gave her more than the items listed, took pics etc all that. Now all of a sudden she started to add random items and is demanding it. Every time I said I don't have it, not in my possession etc. She now has filed a motion for contempt again for a post judgment property dispute (Items worth maybe 200$, at most). Thing is, I haven't even received proper service and confirmed with the clerk that marshal service hasn't been given to the clerk either and the hearing is August 5th so past the window. I'm tired. I have had 3, yes 3 false restraining order hearings against me all denied. Its getting old because she is delusional and has unlimited funds from mommy and daddy to harass me with vexacious claims and its killing me. Also the the contempt motion just said failed to give items and is very vague. Honestly, is this something I should even bother attending? Its not like its for child support or anything.

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