Case Consultations & Strategy
Focused paid consultations to assess Connecticut family law matters and outline next steps.
Focused paid consultations to assess Connecticut family law matters and outline next steps. Attorney Tara J. Galbo has more than 25 years representing Connecticut clients in case consultations & strategy matters from the firm's Milford office at 88 High Street.
A consultation is an opportunity to review the facts of a matter, identify the legal issues, and discuss possible paths forward. Not every consultation results in representation.
What this practice handles
- Initial case assessment
- Strategy and option review
- Document and order review
- Second-opinion consultations
Case Consultations & Strategy in Connecticut, step by step
Intake
A short intake form gathers the basics so the consultation is efficient.
Consultation
One paid hour with Attorney Galbo. Bring documents, questions, and a brief timeline.
Next steps
Counsel provides a candid assessment and outlines the engagement structure if representation is offered.
Cost and timeline, honestly
One focused hour.
- Volume of existing court orders to review
- Whether a second opinion involves another firm's file
Estimates only, every matter is priced after a paid consultation.
Where these matters are typically heard
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Case Consultations & Strategy: FAQ
What's the right next step?
Pick the door that matches where you are right now. None of these commit you to anything.
Attorney-reviewed by Tara J. Galbo, Galbo Family Law, LLC · Last reviewed June 2026. This page is general legal information about Connecticut family law and is not legal advice for any specific situation.