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What Happens When You Go to Family Support Magistrate Court

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If you have been given papers telling you to go to Family Support Magistrate Court for a child support matter, you probably have questions about what to expect. This brochure from the Connecticut Judicial Branch will answer some of those questions.

By: The State of Connecticut Judicial Branch

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Statewide Legal Services: 860-344-0380 (Central CT & Middletown) or 1-800-453-3320 (all other regions).

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