Bridgeport, Connecticut.

Where the case is heard

If you were arrested in Bridgeport, your case is heard at the Bridgeport Superior Court, 172 Golden Hill Street, Bridgeport.

What the office handles

• Criminal defenseAssault, domestic violence, drug charges, DUI, theft and sex offense cases, from the arrest through the last court date.
• DUI & the DMVA Connecticut DUI is two cases at once: a criminal charge, and a DMV license suspension with its own short deadline.
• Divorce & familyDivorce, custody, child support and property division, including the family-violence cases that often run alongside them.
• Firearms lawPistol permit revocations and appeals, permit denials, firearm surrender under a protective order, and weapons charges.

Firearms permits

Connecticut pistol permits are issued, and revoked, by the local issuing authority — usually the town's police chief, not the State. A Bridgeport permit denial or revocation can be appealed to the state Board of Firearms Permit Examiners under Connecticut General Statutes § 29-32b, within 90 days of the notice. The Board's calendar runs months out, so the first call matters. More on the firearms page.

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Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case turns on its own facts. Nothing on this site is legal advice, and contacting the office does not create an attorney-client relationship.