Court actor · Public record · Connecticut
Jennifer J.DeCastro-Tunnard
Judge
3 families reportedStamfordLatest report Jun 2026
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WHAT FAMILIES SAY
After already 10 years, this judge came in New. It was my contempt hearing for ongoing non-payment of child support and alimony. No new exhibits no new information and literally dismantled a six-figure judgment and Order stating that my ex must not have any money and doesn't need to pay except for small monthly payments over the course of many many years in the future. The most insane ruling ever…
Connecticut's custody industry, particularly the Fairfield County bar, has made me lose my faith in humanity. It is a system fueled not by children's needs and safety, but by money, false parental alienation claims against mothers, and referrals.
Being coerced into cooperating with child services a decade ago taught me that speaking out about abuse only leads to endless court battles where money matters more than the truth. Over the past ten years, this nightmare has cost me my peace and millions in assets, leaving me with nothing but debt and sleepless nights.
These are allegations reported directly by families through the survey. They are published because 3 unrelated households independently described this court actor — the public-record threshold.
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