Connecticut Court Case: CHERYL SCHULT v. JEFFREY SCOT SCHULT

CHERYL SCHULT v. JEFFREY SCOT SCHULT

(13482) 

APPELLATE COURT OF CONNECTICUT 

40 Conn. App. 675; 672 A.2d 959 

October 3, 1995, Argued 

March 19, 1996, decision released 

Action for the dissolution of a marriage, and for other relief, brought to the Superior Court in the judicial district of Ansonia-Milford, where the defendant filed a counterclaim; thereafter, the court, Sequino, J., granted the motion of the maternal grandmother, Joan Radin, to intervene; subsequently, the matter was referred to Hon. Thomas J. O'Sullivan, state trial referee; judgment dissolving the marriage and granting certain other relief, from which the plaintiff appealed to this court; thereafter, the court, Hon. Thomas J. O'Sullivan, state trial referee, in response to the plaintiff's motion to hold the intervening defendant in contempt, issued certain visitation orders, and the plaintiff amended her appeal. 

Affirmed. 

COUNSEL:
Carolyn Wilkes Kaas, with whom, on the brief, were Susan Cartier and Ronald DeMatteo, certified legal interns, for the appellant (plaintiff).

John J. Bennett, for the appellee (intervenor).

Elizabeth Gleason, guardian ad litem.

Colette Griffin, for the minor child. 

JUDGES:
Dupont, C.J., O'Connell and Landau, Js. In this opinion the other judges concurred.