Connecticut Legal Rights Project, Inc. - Danbury Office

78 Triangle Street
Danbury, CT - 06810
Phone Number: (203) 448-3200

Connecticut Legal Rights Project, Inc., (CLRP) is a statewide non-profit agency which provides legal services to low income individuals with mental health conditions, who reside in hospitals or the community, on matters related to their treatment, recovery, and civil rights. CLRP represents clients in accordance with their expressed preferences in administrative, judicial, and legislative venues to enforce their legal rights and assure that personal choices are respected and individual self-determination is protected.


Due to a lack of available resources and staff, CLRP attorneys and paralegals will only offer representation in cases that have substantial legal merit, and cannot accept every case. To apply please call 1-877-402-2299 between 9 AM to 4 PM, Monday through Friday.


Mission Statement: Connecticut Legal Rights Project, Inc., (CLRP) is a statewide non-profit agency which provides legal services to low income individuals with mental health conditions, who reside in hospitals or the community, on matters related to their treatment, recovery, and civil rights. CLRP represents clients in accordance with their expressed preferences in administrative, judicial, and legislative venues to enforce their legal rights and assure that personal choices are respected and individual self-determination is protected. CLRP develops and supports initiatives to promote full community integration which maximizes opportunities for independence and self-sufficiency.

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2023-03-30 10:52:34

I just discovered yesterday that my name was no longer on the deed to our house, just my ex's name and have been paying mortgage since day one 1995. The signature on the quick claim document looks like my signature but I don't ever recall signing anything to this affect. I never would have signed it over to her, she is not responsible enough with money.

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