A graduate of the University of Connecticut and University of Connecticut School of Law, Attorney Fried has been practicing law since 1972. He has worked predominantly as a litigator; specializing in Family Law and still devotes a substantial part of his practice to Family Litigation; including custody, alimony, support and Property Disputes.

In the1980s, Attorney Fried incorporated mediation into his practice to offer clients an alternative to litigation. He has been a member of the Connecticut Council for Divorce Mediation.

Continuing to search for alternatives to litigation, Attorney Fried attended the first Connecticut Collaborative Law seminar in November of 2000 and has become committed to Collaborative Law, a new way to meet the needs of married couples who have chosen to end their marriage. He has since attended in-depth workshops to hone his skill as a Collaborative Attorney.

Attorney Fried maintains a private practice with offices in Hartford and Middletown. He has been a member of the CBA Family Law Section since 1974 and has served as a member of its Executive Committee for the last five years. He has served as a Special Master in Hartford and Middletown since the program's inception in 1986 to assist resolution of disputed divorce issues by court- arranged pretrial conferences. Over the years, he has spoken on a variety of family law topics to attorneys, psychologists and individuals seeking information and advice on divorce and divorce-related issues. Further, he has been chosen as the instructor of family law software that computes child support guidelines and provides tax information and advice for family law practitioners.

Areas of Practice

• Family Law
• Personal Injury
• Real Estate Law
• Estate Planning
• Elder Law
• Trusts
• Wills
• Adoption
• Alimony & Spousal Support
• Child Support
• Custody & Visitation
• Divorce
• Litigation & Appeals
• Property Disputes
• Family Litigation

Litigation Percentage

• 90% of Practice Devoted to Litigation

Bar Admissions

• Connecticut, 1972
• U.S. District Court District of Connecticut, 1972

Education

• University of Connecticut School of Law, Hartford, Connecticut
  
  
• University of Connecticut
  
  

Classes/Seminars Taught

• First Connecticut Collaborative Law Seminar, 2000
• Speaker, Psychologists and Individuals seeking information and advice on Divorce and Divorce-Related issues
• Instructor, Family Law Software that Computes Child Support Guidelines and provides Tax Information and advice for Family Law practitioners

Professional Associations and Memberships

• Connecticut Council for Divorce Mediation
  Member
  
  
• CBA, Family Law Section, 1974 - Present
  Member
  
  
• CBA, Family Law Section
  Member, Executive Committee
  
  

Birth Information

• 1947