About Sheila Sinha
Sheila Sinha Charmoy attended Quinnipiac University School of Law and earned her J.D. in 1999 after completing a B.S. at the University of Bridgeport in 1995. Those years set the foundation for a career that blends courtroom experience with community involvement. She came of age as a lawyer at the turn of the century and has maintained steady ties to the Connecticut legal scene.
Charmoy built her practice in Connecticut and now serves as a partner at Charmoy & Charmoy. The firm bears her name and reflects a practice anchored in local work and relationships. She has worked alongside colleagues at the firm to manage client matters and the daily responsibilities of a smaller, locally focused practice.
Her professional memberships map a clear set of interests and professional networks. She is a member of the Connecticut Bar Association and the Greater Bridgeport Bar Association. She also belongs to the South Asian Bar Association of Connecticut, a group that connects attorneys with shared cultural and community ties. Those affiliations keep her plugged into state-level developments and local practice issues.
Charmoy also participates in practice-specific circles. She holds membership in the Collaborative Divorce Lawyers of Fairfield County, a group of attorneys who apply collaborative techniques to family law. That membership suggests experience with negotiated resolutions and nonlitigious processes as alternatives to contested court battles.
Outside the courtroom, Sheila Charmoy has taken on roles in civic and cultural organizations. She serves as Vice President of the Executive Board for SNEHA, a nonprofit organization. In that role she has handled board responsibilities and contributed to governance and program decisions. Her board work complements her legal practice and offers another channel for public service.
Colleagues and clients describe her as steady and practical in the way she approaches problems. She balances direct client work with committee meetings and pro bono or community efforts. That balance is common among attorneys who practice in regional markets, where professional life often extends into civic engagement.
She practices in Connecticut and manages matters at Charmoy & Charmoy. Her caseload includes family law and collaborative divorce matters in Connecticut, reflecting both her memberships and the types of disputes that come to her firm.
