If you are looking for a Fairfield County town that is ranked in the top 100 places to live in the United States, Trumbull is your answer. Trumbull has about 35,000 residents and is home to a number of organizations which focus on preserving and improving Trumbull.

Trumbull is also where you’ll find lawyers who are familiar with local courts and their procedures. Lawyers in Trumbull admit a broad range of cases; some normal examples include: wrongful termination, auto injury, child support, chapter 13 bankruptcy, and estate administration.

Armando Martins is a Trumbull resident that filed a lawsuit against his friend Nuno Nascimento of Bridgeport for a share of a $1 million jackpot. Martins alleges he and Nascimento gave $75 each week to play Powerball, and agreed to split the winnings. Nascimento won the jackpot and took home $700,000 after taxes and offered $375 to Martins who thought it was about $349,625 short. The case is scheduled to be heard in Fairfield Superior Court.

If you are thinking of filing a lawsuit in Trumbull, you will probably be visiting the Fairfield Superior Court in Bridgeport and filing with the Civil Division. Domestic issues like divorce, child custody, and child support are all handled by filing with the Family Division. If you have pending criminal charges in Trumbull, you will be summoned to the Criminal Division.

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For more information on Trumbull lawyers and courts, please see the links below:

• Connecticut Judicial Branch
• Connecticut Public Access Law Libraries
• Town of Trumbull, Connecticut
• Connecticut Bar Associations Directory