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• William W. Weber founded the firm in 1968 and is currently of counsel.? Attorney Weber practices in the areas of real estate, probate, estate planning, and business transactions. He is a graduate of Trinity College and the Cornell University Law School, where he was elected to the Board of Editors of the Cornell Law Review.? Attorney Weber is the Secretary of the board of directors of The Hospital of Central Connecticut, and the Secretary of the Central Connecticut Health Alliance, an integrated healthcare system.? He is chair of the latter’s governance committee and serves on numerous other committees for both institutions as well as the Strategic Planning Committee of Hartford Healthcare.? He is a past director of CATIC Financial, Inc. and chair of its corporate governance committee.?? He is also a director of Connecticut Attorney’s Title Insurance Company and the Chair of CennConn Services, Inc.? He is director of the Connecticut Enterprise Center and a member of the West Hartford United Methodist Church Parish Committee. Attorney Weber served as a State 3 Prosecutor, Corporate Counsel to the town of Berlin, the City of Britain, and the Mattabassett Regional Sewer Authority.? Attorney Weber has served on the American Hospital Association Committee on Governance, as Democratic State Committeeman, as President of the New Britain Chamber of Commerce, as Chair of the New Britain Downtown District, as Director of the New Britain National Bank, as Chair of the New Britain Public Library and as a member of the City of New Britain Civil Service Commission.

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Are you a parent who wants to give your child the power to make his/her own decisions such as where to live?

okay as a mother who has been divorced and had 3 kids at the time and remarried and had one more children I will tell you when I married I chose not to change my name so it would remain the same as the children's....while it was my choice to divorced and eventually remarry their father was their father his name their name..So I explained to my new soon to be husband the fact that I did not want to change my name and why and he completely understood and supported me. a name is just that now that I am older and my kids are and I think about it..but changing her name should be a choice she makes when she is a little older not a choice you should be making now...she can call your new parent dad and have a great relationship without having his name... and in this day and age there are so many blended families that having different names is not uncommon anymore...it is not your place to change her name really but a choice hat should be left for her to decide when she is a preteen or teen

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