Jerome N. Goldstein

Attorney Goldstein believes in building a personal relationship with the clients. This allows them to be sure that not only are the client’s present day needs taken care of, but that their future needs are looked after as well. Attorney Goldstein welcomes the opportunity to discuss your legal needs. He offers you affordable quality, and experienced legal representation.

• General Civil
• Motor Vehicle Violations
• Automobile Accident Injury
• Motorcycle Accident Injury
• Nursing Home Negligence or Injury

• Credit Cards Accepted
  Credit Card payments require additional
• Contingent Fees
  Personal Injury matters handled by contingency fee basis of 10 to 33% based upon results pursuant to Conn. Gen. Statute section 52-251c

Connecticut

Since 1988

Quinnipiac University School of Law

J.D. | Law

1985 - 1988

Graduated when Law School was located at University of Bridgeport

Honors: Phi Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity (Law School's Honor Society), Outstanding Young Men of America Who's Who Among American Law Students Recipient.

Rowan University

B.A. (1980)

Statesman Award.

Connecticut Junior Chamber of Commerce

1998

Outstanding past District Director

Connecticut Junior Chamber of Commerce

1998

Outstanding Local President Award

Connecticut Junior Chamber of Commerce

1997

Family Law Section of the Connecticut Bar Association

Member

2012 - Current

Activities: Meet with family law judges and attorneys to discuss leading topics in Divorce and Family Law.

Connecticut Bar Association

Member

1989 - Current

Small Firm Practice Management Section of the Connecticut Bar Association

Chairperson

2017 - 2018

Activities: Continuing Board Member since

Ask The Attorney

The Program, A Publication of The Personal Users Group of Connecticut

Better Parenting Through Divorce,

Connecticut Post

May, 2009

If Valentine's Day Is Near, Then Divorce Must Be In The Air

New Haven Register

February, 2009

Attorney Goldstein regularly lectures on various legal topics, Various

Various

Attorney Goldstein lectures on the following topics: Divorce pitfalls to avoid Living Wills, Wills, and Conservatorships. Leadership training. Career Development & Interviewing Skills. Effective Body Language: for court and in public. Protecting your identity online.

Q. I fell at a local school during a non school event ( the school was being used o host a recital)

November 19, 2015

A: The first question is why you are working with an insurance company without an attorney? An experienced personal injury attorney would not only be able to get you the best answer but likely get you a better result than you can on your own. The insurance company is represented by an attorney. You should be as well. In direct response to your question, no medical provider can release your medical records without a HIPPA release signed by you.

Q. I have a court order to pay child support in puerto rico and I have my son what do I do if no one in asume picks up pho

November 19, 2015

A: Your question is incomplete as you do not state whether your son is in Connecticut, where the orders involving custody and support were set, and what the affidavit was for. From what you state your question may require an attorney in Puerto Rico if that was where the court orders you refer were set. More information is needed.

Q. is there a process to amend a divorce when the ex spouse has people living in the former residence paying rent

October 29, 2015

A: A motion for modification is used to request a change in a divorce decree when there are substantial changes in circumstances from when the last orders were put into effect. What you describe may not by a substantial change if the boarder is truly a boarder. You also do not state what the $2000 is going to, support or alimony, or whether the decree has any language not allowing amendments. You should take your divorce decree to a Connecticut divorce attorney for a consultation and proper advise. A full detailed answer is not otherwise possible here.