Judge Beverly Streit-Kefalas was named Probate Court administrator. Courtesy photo
For the first time in more than 300 years, Connecticut’s Probate Court system has a female administrator: Milford-Orange Probate Judge Beverly Streit-Kefalas.
Her historic appointment came from Justice Richard Robinson, the state’s first black chief justice. It gives her responsibility over the daily operations of 54 probate courts and six regional children probate courts.
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