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Agent Name: HOLLY ABERY-WETSTONE WETSTONE, SWIENTON & D'AMBROSIO

Agent BusinessAddress: 309 FARMINGTON AVENUE, SUITE 206B, FARMINGTON, CT, 06032

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RICHARD MINERVINO DIRECTOR

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Business Name: WOMEN'S CAMPAIGN SCHOOL,INC. Business Id: 0291871

Business Address: LAUREL ANDERSON, 5241MAIN ST, TRUMBULL, CT, 06611 Mailing Address: PO BOX 3307, NEW HAVEN, CT,

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Date Inc/Register: Nov 16, 1993

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PATRICIA RUSSO VICE PRESIDENT NONE 191 SMITH RIDGE ROAD, NEW CANAAN, CT, 06840

DEBORAH SOFIELD PRESIDENT

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Business Address:32 RAINBOW ROAD, 2NDFLOOR, EAST GRANBY, CT,06026

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Date Inc/Register: May 08, 1990

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9th Annual Networking and Educational Forum“The Collaborative Community... Stepping Up and Reaching Out”

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Forum Workshop Schedule: Saturday cont’d17. THE SIGNIFICANT MULTIFACETED

ROLE OF THE NEUTRAL COACH (Beginner to Intermediate)Barbara Hummel, MEd, LPC & Mary Stengel, LCSW-C

How does the neutral coach work as an integrated

team member? How can the neutrality of

one coach meet the individual needs of the

participants struggling to separate and become

e!ective co-parents, and e!ectively balance

the blend of two attorneys advocating for

their clients? How does the neutral coach assist

the team in o!ering the couple not only the

successful completion of their divorce but also

the possible transformation of their family?

18. CIVIL ROUNDTABLE (General Interest) Facilitated by Lynda Robbins, JD & Michael Zeytoonian, JD

The 2008 IACP Forum Civil Roundtable will

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Views from a Legal, Mental Health, Financial and Judicial Perspective (Intermediate)Barbara Aaron, JD, Elizabeth Thayer, PhD, Bill Donaldson, CFP®, CDFA™ & The Hon. Holly Abery-Wetstone

Interdisciplinary Collaborative Divorce is extremely

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20. THE PRICE IS RIGHT: Helping Clients Understand the Value of the Team Process (General Interest)Facilitated by Ron Ousky, JD with panelists Kevin Fuller, LD, Susan Gamache, PhD, Deborah Clemmensen, MEq, LP & Amy Wol!, CFP®, CDFA™

Many clients feel they cannot a!ord to hire

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interdisciplinary practice and in having satisfied

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From Theory to Practice (General Interest)Catherine Conner, JD

The key elements in creating and sustaining

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When the Going Gets Tough (Intermediate)Zena Zumeta, JD, Gaylene Stingl, MST, CPA, CVA & Carlton Stansbury, JD

All Collaborative professionals want to negotiate

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When the discussion turns to numbers, how does

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About the Program: This program is an introduction to the practice of family law. We will take you throughthe basics of starting and finishing a dissolution action and what happens next. We willfocus on the litigation process and discuss alternative options. The program willconclude with a perspective from the bench.

Program Faculty: Co-chairs: David McGrath, Louden Legal Group LLC, HartfordAidan R. Welsh, Schoonmaker George Colin & Blomberg PC, Greenwich

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About the Program: This program will provide attendees with everything required to successfully representclients in family court, from the initial client intake through judgment, postjudgmentlitigation, and appeals. The seminar will provide the following: a step-by-step overviewof family case law, practical tips for preparing financial affidavits and child supportguidelines, the nuts and bolts of short calendar practice, simple but effective strategiesfor negotiating settlements, and valuable advice for trial preparation.

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The Honorable Holly Abery-Wetstone, Superior Court, Judicial District of New Haven Kenneth E. Caisse, Louden Legal Group LLC, Hartford Norman A. Roberts II, Marvin Ferro Barndollar & Roberts LLC, New Canaan

Program Schedule: 6:00 Introduction 6:05 Representing a Party from Intake through the Pendente Lite Process 6:30 Trial Strategies and Settlement Tips for the Family Lawyer 7:00 How to Handle Postjudgment Family Matters Including Appeals 7:30 View from the Bench

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About the Program: This seminar will provide an overview of ethical issues that affect family law lawyers.Learn how to complete the financial affidavit with your client, what duties you owe tothe court, what to do when your client is underreporting income, and how to protectyour client if he/she is the “innocent spouse.” This seminar will present an overview oftax-related issues to assist you in recognizing potential conflicts and avoiding ethicaldilemmas. Find out your ethical duties when dealing with a pro se litigant and theethical considerations in custody conflicts for both the attorney for a parent and aguardian ad litem or attorney for the minor children.

Faculty and Speakers: Program Co-chairs: Pamela M. Magnano, O’Connell Flaherty & Attmore LLC, Hartford Brette H. Logan, Louden Legal Group LLC, Hartford

Honorable Holly Abery-Wetstone, Family Division, Hartford Superior Court Honorable Elliot N. Solomon, Criminal Division, Hartford Superior Court Steven R. Dembo, Berman Bourns Aaron & Dembo LLC, Hartford James G. Russell, CPA, Filomeno & Company PC, West Hartford

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An Overview of Ethical Issues that Affect Family Law LawyersFinancial DisclosuresWhat to Do When Your Client is Underreporting IncomeHow to Protect Your Client if He/She is the “Innocent Spouse”Tax-related IssuesDealing With a Pro Se LitigantEthical Considerations in Custody Cases for Both the Attorney for a Parent and asa Guardian Ad Litem or Attorney for the Minor Children

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EventsOur Awards Luncheon onFriday, August 5th, willfeature a special memorialto Louise Raggio, a pioneerin the field of family law,who passed away earlierthis year. We will alsohonor the achievements ofour members and winnersof our Schwab EssayContest.

To purchase tickets, youcan update yourregistration online byselecting event code FL02.(On-site ticket purchasesare subject to availability.)

If you're on the fenceabout the Hockey Hall ofFame Reception onThursday, August 4th,consider the opportunity tomix not only with familylaw professionals, but thechance to mingle with folksfrom GP Solo; Law PracticeManagement; the Sectionof Science and Technology;and Tort Trial & InsurancePractice. You'll also get abird's-eye view of theStanley Cup and photo opswith same! Use code FL01when updating yourregistration; you can alsopurchas tickets on-site(subject to availability).

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Book your room now to make sureyou get the discounted rate($209/night). Call 1-866-770-7555and refer to the ABA Section ofFamily Law Fall CLE Conference oruse group code 6FLAW1011.

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"Black v. Simms: A LostOpportunity to BenefitChildren By PreservingSibling Relationships WhenSame-Sex FamiliesDissolve"

Second PlaceKaitlyn McKennaHofstra University

"A Global Perspective ofChildren's Rights:Advocating for U.S. CitizenMinors after ParentalDeportation ThroughFederal Sub AgencyCreation"

Third PlaceAndrea PotterLoyola University NewOrleans College of Law

"Sexting and Louisiana'sPunishment for Children theLaw Intends to Protectfrom Prosecution UnderPornography Statutes"

Essays will be published onour website at a later date;they may also appear in afuture issue of Family LawQuarterly.

The Section would like tothank Jeff Atkinson (ChiefJudge) and judges MelanieBrown, Courtney Joslin,Holly Abery-Wetstone,Virginia Hager, and KellyMurray for their time anddedication in selecting thisyear's winners.

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Congratulations to Section MemberLlew Pritchard for receiving theAmerican Jewish Committee Seattle2011 Judge Learned Hand Award. Theaward is presented to those in thelegal profession whose work focuseson human rights.

A luncheon honoring Llew will takeplace on September 21st and will beco-chaired by Bill Gates, Sr., and BillNeukom (past president of the ABA).For more information, please read thearticle published atBellevueReporter.com.

Llew has served the ABA Section ofFamily Law for many years, mostrecently as Liaison to the ABA Centerfor Human Rights and the ABACommission on Immigration. He hasalso been appointed to serve asLiaison to the ABA Senior LawyersDivision for the 2011-12 year.

Baltimore/DC Attorneys &Law Students

Complimentary Forum Sunday, July 31, 2011

The ABA Coalition on Racial & EthnicJustice (COREJ), the National BarAssociation (NBA), and the10CORETM Law Society invite you tothe educational Forum, "The WarAgainst Foreclosures: CombatingForeclosures and Mortgage Crisis inCommunities of Color."

The Forum will take place from 3:00p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the RenaissanceBaltimore Harborplace Hotel,Baltimore Salon B, 202 East PrattStreet, Baltimore, MD.

A special workshop for law studentswill take place immediately followingthe Forum, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00p.m.

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The Hartford County Bar Association's HCBA Bench Bar Committee, Family Law Committee and Civil Litigation Committee present

Complex Civil and Family Litigation: A View from the Complex Litigation and Regional Family Trial Dockets Thursday, March 24, 2011 5:30 p.m. Registration 6:00 p.m. Buffet Dinner 6:30 p.m. Program The Hartford Club 46 Prospect Street, Hartford

Complex Civil Litigation Panelists

Hon. Marshall K. Berger, Jr. - Complex Litigation Docket, Hartford Hon. Robert B. Shapiro - Complex Litigation Docket, Hartford Dean Cordiano, Esq. - Day Pitney LLP

Complex Family Litigation Panelists

Hon. Elaine Gordon - Regional Family Trial Docket, Middletown Hon. Lynda B. Munro - Regional Family Trial Docket, Middletown Hon. Holly Abery-Wetstone - Superior Court, New Haven John F. Morris, Esq. - Cantin Lawyers, Hartford

Moderator Hon.Kenneth L. Shluger - Co-Chair, HCBA Bench Bar committee

Hartford County Bar Association 100 Pearl Street, 4th floor Hartford, Connecticut 06103 Hartford County Bar Association (860)525-8106 www.hartfordbar.org

Registration Form Yes I/we would like to attend the HCBA Bench Bar program on 3/24/2011 Cost: _____ $70 HCBA Member with 2011-2012 dues paid _____ $100 Non-member Name/s: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Firm: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Tel: _______________________________ Email: _______________________________________________

Please mail reservation form and check to HCBA, 100 Pearl street, 4th floor, Hartford, CT 06103 We accept credit cards - please call 860-525-8106

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THE ALUMNAE/I CLUB OF HARTFORD hosted its annual Children’s Pool Party on January 6, at the Bruyette Natatorium. All proceeds benefited the Saint Joseph College Scholarship Program.

PROFESSOR OF FINE ARTS DOROTHY BOSCH KELLER M’85, C’97 led a guided tour of the Charles Ethan Porter exhibit at the New Britain Museum of American Art on March 13. Professor Keller discussed “A Passion for Still Life: Charles Ethan Porter in Context.” Participants enjoyed a reception sponsored by the Graduate Program and Prime Time Alumnae/i Committee to benefit the SJC Scholarship Program.

THE SJC ALUMNAE/I BOOK CLUB hosted three literary discussions last semester. Faculty moderators and book discussed included: Suite Francaise, led by Dr. Karen Palmunen, associate professor of French; One !ousand White Women: !e Journals of May Dodd, led by Dr. Julius Rubin, professor of Sociology; and !ose Who Save Us, led by Dr. Kevin Callahan, associate professor of History.

Student and Alumnae/i leaders participated in a LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP in March moderated by Dean of Students Cheryl Barnard, Ph.D. Danielle Cowee ’09, Shannon Emmanuel ’08 and Amy Olson ’08 joined approximately 20 alumnae/i for an evening of discussion and brainstorming. President Pamela Trotman Reid was also on hand to share her thoughts on the crucial role of alumnae/i leadership.

Alumnae/i and friends (above)enjoyed an afternoon at FENWAY PARK in Boston on June 8 watching the Red Sox take on the Seattle Mariners.

ALUMNAE/I NETWORKINGYoung alumnae/i interested in

the legal profession gathered at the Hartford’s Tower Suite on April 10 to network and discuss the ins and outs of the field. Sitting with hors d’ouevres and drinks, participants engaged in an informal discussion moderated by Dr. Kenneth J. Long, associate professor of Political Science, and Raymie Wayne ’94, J.D., M.S.W., assistant professor of Social Work.

Alumnae/i speakers included: !e Honorable Holly Abery-Wetstone ’76; Trustee Janice Beatson Deshais ’80, director of adjudications, CT Department of Environmental Protection; Marcia McCormack ’64, attorney at law; Christine Morin Plourde ’97, associate attorney with Halloran and Sage; and Karen Lahey Radisch ’93, owner/manager of Hertzmark, Crean & Lahey, LLP.

GENERATIONS OF SJC WOMEN!ey came in groups of twos of

threes — mothers, daughters, sisters, aunts, and grandmothers — and what brought them to the Crystal Room on May 4 was a celebration of legacies. !ough they represented generations and decades, the women were linked by their shared experience of Saint Joseph College.

“Life is about making connections, and our connections become the thread that weaves the fabric of our lives,” said Alumnae/i Association President Roselee Barbagallo Fanelli ’61, M’66. “Together, we have woven a beautiful fabric. It’s a tribute to the College that we have created this legacy.”

Dr. Ken Long, Professor Raymie Wayne ’94, and Trustee Janice Deshais ’80, director of adjudications at the State Department of Environmental Protection, discuss the legal profession.

President Pamela Trotman Reid echoed Roselee’s sentiments and thanked the women for their commitment to their alma mater. She shared with the group the highlights of her first semester on campus: getting to know students, faculty and members of the Greater Hartford community; the College’s successful NEASC reaccreditation; the new residence halls; the developing strategic plan; encouraging enrollment news; and her meeting with Catholic educators and Pope Benedict XVI.

“I’ve been at a variety of institutions throughout my career and the faculty and students here can hold their own,” she concluded. “And I assure you that the traditions and values that you learned as students are still being espoused today.”

!e SJC Legacy brunch is celebrated annually, the Sunday before

Mother’s Day. If you have yet to register as a legacy (mother, daughter, granddaughter, sister or niece), please do so today at: 860.231.6765, or [email protected]

AMENDMENTS TO THE ALUMNAE/I ASSOCIATION BYLAWS

!e existing language of the bylaws can be read at: sjc.edu/alumnae. If anyone needs a copy to be mailed to them, please contact Diane Burgess, assistant director of alumnae/i relations at 860.231.5502 or [email protected].

!e Alumnae/i Council, on October 16, 2007, voted to recommend the following amendment to the organization’s bylaws:

Amendment 1: Removal of Article IX Section 1, 2 and 3 on Indemnification

Rationale: !e College’s insurance

policy provides coverage for the Association leadership and those individuals asked to act on behalf of the College.

!e Alumnae/i Council, on April 8, 2008, voted to recommend a change in the title and charge of one of its standing committees — the Alumnae/i Ambassador Committee.

Amendment 2: Eliminate the Alumnae/i Ambassador Committee and replace it with the Recent Alumnae/i Committee with the following charge:

i. Members to represent the immediate past ten years of alumnae/i classes from the undergraduate Women’s College, !e Prime Time Program and the Graduate Studies Program. !e Committee will meet as needed to provide and help implement ideas relative to engaging this constituency in the life of the College. !e Committee may be called upon to provide ideas to strengthen Reunion participation and issues of e"ective outreach, program o"erings and volunteer opportunities. !e Committee will focus on ways to engage and strengthen Annual Fund participation.

Rationale: !e need to engage more recent alumnae/i needs specific focus.

Both amendments will be brought before the membership to vote at the 2008 Reunion business meeting on October 4, 2008.

IN GRATITUDE!e College o"ers a special “thank

you” to the Alumnae/i Clubs of Hartford, Bristol, Fairfield and the Graduate Studies and Prime Time Committee for their fundraising e"orts and gifts to the SJC Scholarship Fund.

Top left: Jean Carosella Fitzpatrick ’75, alumnae/i association vice president (right) and her sister, Linda Carosella ’81, delivered the blessing. Right: Maureen Hallihan ’10 with her mother, Paulette Laramie Hallihan ’85. Bottom left: From left to right, Michele Maccarone Brophy ’80, M’90, with her mother Lucia DeDominicis Maccacrone ’52, and her aunt, Teresa DeDominicis Mascaro ’62.

IACP 9th ANNUAL NETWORKING AND EDUCATIONAL FORUMThe Collaborative Community ... Stepping Up and Reaching Out

New Orleans, LA -- October 15-19, 2008 Available CDs

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16 Refining the Conversation: How Team Discussions Can Unlock Cases

We will teach a methodology for case teams to work together, and, in the process, facilitate a group exchange in which experienced interdisciplinary practitioners can explore, examine and exchange ideas, refining our understanding of how we know and implement what works with actual cases. This is an interactive workshop.

Kathryn Lazar, JDMaria Alba-Fisch, Ph.D.

17 The Significant Multifaceted Role of the Neutral Coach

How does the neutral coach work as an integrated team member? How can the neutrality of one coach meet the individual needs of the participants struggling to separate and become effective co-parents, and effectively balance the blend of two attorneys advocating for their clients? How does the neutral coach assist the team in offering the couple not only the successful completion of their divorce but also the possible transformation of their family?

Barbara Hummel, M.Ed., LPCMary Stengel, LCSW-C

18 Civil Roundtable The 2008 IACP Forum Civil Roundtable will feature reports on 2008 Civil Committee activities, exchange of achievements, news, and new ideas in the regional/local practice groups, brainstorming on new initiatives, projects and goals to consider in 2008-2009, and an opportunity for informal networking amongst civil CL lawyers and professionals.

Lynda Robbins, JDMichael Zeytoonian, JD

19 The Dilemmas of Interdisciplinary Practice and How to Solve Them

Interdisciplinary Collaborative Divorce is extremely complex and presents many challenges for all professionals involved. Attendees will learn from each of the disciplines how to identify and handle potential problems before they start. Also hear from a CT family court judge about the challenges of Collaborative Practice from the courts' point of view.

Barbara Aaron, JDElizabeth Thayer, Ph.D.Bill Donaldson, CFP, CDFAThe Honorable Holly Abery-Wetstone

judge holly abery wetstone's financial disclosure statements

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