Services

Senator Lieberman's Constituent Service Center offers help in the following areas:

• Child Support
• Consumer Protection
• Deportation
• Doing Business with the Federal Government
• Emergency Preparedness
• Environment
• Federal Jobs
• Federal Publications
• Heating Costs
• Housing
• Identity Theft
• Immigration
• Insurance
• Int'l Adoption
• Legal Issues
• Local Government
• Medicare
• Medicare--Part D Rx Program
• Military/Veterans
• Pensions
• Postal Service
• Small Business
• Social Security
• State Government
• Student Financial Aid
• Taxes
• Transportation
• Troops
• Worker's Comp

Legal Issues

Senator Lieberman's Constituent Service Center regularly receives the following questions regarding legal issues. If your question is not answered here, please send an email so that his staff may address your concern.

Q: Can the Constituent Service Center help me with my legal case?

Senate ethics rules restrict the ability of Senator Lieberman and the Constituent Service Center from providing casework assistance in matters pending before any civil or criminal court, deportation cases, and criminal sentence modification.

You should consult with a qualified attorney for these services. If you do not have an attorney, depending on your location, you should contact the Lawyer Referral Service at one of the following telephone numbers:

Hartford, Litchfield, Middlesex, Tolland
and Windham Counties: (860) 525-6052

Fairfield County: (203) 335-4116

New Haven County: (203) 562-5750

New London County: (860) 889-9384

For issues relating to deportation, you may also wish to contact the International Institute of Connecticut at (860) 692-3085. On a limited basis, the International Institute of Connecticut provides legal representation in Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (BICE) deportation hearings to Connecticut's immigrants needing legal assistance.

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