How do I make a will in Connecticut?
One of the most important functions of Connecticut Probate Court is assisting people in planning and executing wills. Wills contain the wishes of a person for what happens to his or her possessions and assets after death.Last wills and testaments must meet certain...
Probate case leads to new privacy standards in Connecticut
The probate courts of Connecticut are designed to make important functions of state law accessible to the people who needs them. Many of these functions involve children, senior citizens, people with intellectual disabilities and others who cannot fully manage their...
How an estate dispute can emerge
As we get older and our assets accrue, our focus will shift from the daily minutiae of life to protecting all that we have done over the course of our lives. This is the main goal of an estate plan, allowing individuals to protect their assets, property, and...
How is a conservator appointed in Connecticut?
The concept of conservatorship should provide relief for those who are concerned about their mental ability to look after themselves, as well as the friends and relatives of those people. Appointing a conservator may be a serious emotional issue, but the state of...
Key contributors in dueling will cases
Though it does not happen often, there are certain situations where a testator may have more than one will for an estate. In such cases, beneficiaries may find themselves on opposite sides of a will contest. In order to win a will contest it is important to understand...
Creating a living will for a Connecticut resident
Estate planning is no one's favorite subject, but it is a valuable way to make sure a person's wishes can continue after his or her death. Bequests to individuals, organizations and charitable foundations can avoid unnecessary tax payments or probate disagreements...