Wolf & Shore Law Group

06/02/2026

A great team deserves time to unwind together. 🍷

Our firm recently enjoyed an outing to local wineries filled with great conversations, laughs, and a chance to connect outside the office. We’re grateful for a team that works hard, supports one another, and knows how to enjoy time together too.

06/02/2026

Thank you for your trust, your kind words, and the opportunity to help guide you through the legal process.

We're grateful for every client who chooses Wolf & Shore Law Group.

06/01/2026

Leave it to Taylor Swift to inspire one of the best examples of successful co-parenting we've seen all week!

A bride's divorced parents recently made their wedding reception entrance to "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," and the internet absolutely loved it. The reason? Everyone was in on the joke—including the bride, groom, and both sides of the family. The result was a memorable moment that celebrated humor, respect, and putting the kids first.

Divorce ends a marriage. It doesn't have to end a family.

At Wolf & Shore Law Group, we know that some of the best outcomes happen when parents can move beyond the conflict and focus on what matters most—their children.
Because if your kids can laugh with you at their wedding someday, you're probably doing something right.

Bride Sydney Eberle's divorced parents, Stacy Jump and Randall Hazer, made their wedding reception entrance to Taylor Swift’s 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together,' creating a hilarious viral moment.

05/29/2026

Our May Newsletter is here!

Catch up on the latest firm news, community involvement, legal insights, and resources from Wolf & Shore Law Group. We're grateful for the opportunity to serve our clients and support the communities we call home.

Read the full newsletter and stay connected with what's happening at Wolf & Shore.

 At Wolf & Shore Law Group, community involvement is more than just showing up — it’s about supporting the people and organizations that make our local communities stronger.This May, we were proud to support local schools, youth sports, community events, and families throughout the greater New ...

05/27/2026

At Wolf & Shore Law Group, community involvement is more than just showing up — it’s about supporting the people and organizations that make our local communities stronger.

This May, we were proud to support local schools, youth sports, community events, and families throughout the greater New Haven area. Thank you to everyone who welcomed us, partnered with us, and continues to make a difference every day.

We’re honored to be part of such a supportive community and look forward to continuing that involvement all year long.

At Wolf & Shore Law Group, community involvement is not just something we do; it is part of who we are. As a locally owned and operated law firm, we believe strongly in supporting the schools, organizations, and events that help make our communities stronger, more connected, and more compassionate.....

05/26/2026

You don’t have to go through it alone.
Whether you’re facing divorce, custody issues, or another family law matter, having the right support can make all the difference.

At Wolf & Shore Law Group, we’re here to help guide you every step of the way.

05/25/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, Wolf & Shore Law Group will be closed.

We honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful holiday weekend.

05/22/2026

Attorney Rachael Levine had a wonderful time at the New Haven County Bar Association annual Spring Bench-Bar event last night! It’s always great to be surrounded by wonderful colleagues and judges!

05/21/2026

A knock at the door from DCF can instantly put a family into panic mode. Questions start racing: Why are they here? Do I have to let them in? What happens next?

Read our Dear Attorneys Column to learn more!

Dear Attorneys, I got a call from DCF saying they received a report involving my child and want to come to my house to “talk.” I’m completely panicked. Does this mean I’m in trouble? Do I have to let them in? What should I do? — Terrified Parent Dear Terrified Parent, First, take a deep br...

05/21/2026

You finally get to the point where you feel done. Not just legally stuck in the process, but truly done.

Then you meet someone.

And all of a sudden, what feels personal starts sounding risky because now you’re hearing it could come back up in court.

In this video, I break down what to know before you start dating during a divorce.