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Before a Restraining Order can take effect, you must have your papers served to the abuser. Also, if you are filing for custody, you will need to have paperwork served to the abuser/other parent.
In Connecticut, there are no county-wide sheriff's departments, so you must have your papers served through the State Marshall's Department or through a City Sheriff, Constable or Borough Bailiff.
Anyone needing legal papers served, such as Restraining Orders, will get the list of current State Marshalls from the court clerk when they obtain their Temporary Restraining Order.
You may also call your local City or Town Clerk's office to find a list of City Sheriffs, Constables, or Borough Bailiffs who also can help you get your papers served. Ask for the list of "process servers."
For more information on how to get Restraining Order in Connecticut, check the How to Get a Restraining Order page on our website, or contact the clerk of the court in the superior court in your county. For a list of Connecticut courts, check the Courthouse Locations page on our site.
Marshal James E SullivanPO Box 136
Ridgefield, CONNECTICUT 06877-0136
Phone: (203) 438-9885
Marshal Richard E Ostop
PO Box 42
Simsbury, CONNECTICUT 06070-0042
Phone: (860) 658-2739
Fax: (860) 658-2739
Email: marshalreo@sbcglobal.net
Marshal Mark Pesiri
PO Box 373
Stamford, CONNECTICUT 6904
Phone: (203) 323-6127
Web: http://www.statemarshal-ct.us
Email: info@ct-state-marshal.com
Marshal Domenic Jannetty
27 State St Lower Level
Waterbury, CONNECTICUT 6708
Phone: (203) 757-4748
Fax: (203) 757-4749
Web: http://www.ctmarshals.us
Email: ctmarshal@sbcglobal.net