Probate courts in Connecticut serve many purposes. One of the reasons for their existence is to ease access for regular citizens to the powers of the law. An attorney to represent people's interests is an advisable step toward making sure that experiences with probate...
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Month: December 2017
When you need a conservatorship in Connecticut
It is hard to watch someone you love go through life without the skills or capacity to manage his or her own affairs. But how can you help if a family member is unable to help himself or herself? A family member or close acquaintance may petition the probate court in...
Key considerations for a proper succession plan
A succession plan is an important plan for any business owner to have in place. Not only can it help to secure the business and provide a smooth transition of power, but it can also set retirement allotments for the owner, as well as secure payment for the family when...
Planning an estate in Connecticut
It is never pleasant to think about end-of-life issues, but a little planning can go a long way to preserving a person's estate for their family, friends or beneficiaries. Connecticut residents may want to consider their liability for federal and state taxes on their...
Choosing an executor
You put a lot of thought into making a will that disposes of your assets in the way you deem appropriate. There remains one more step to ensuring the carrying out of your will's provisions: appointing the right executor. Many states' laws have basic technical rules...
What can I expect in a Connecticut probate court?
Probate courts in Connecticut have a wide range of responsibilities, including cases regarding estates in the case of no or contested wills. These institutions and their judges also deal with the disposition of children and people with limited abilities to manage...