Estate planning is important for members of families especially and members of society in general. We have the right to choose who receives any assets and benefits we leave behind after life, whether it is an enormous fortune or a small nest egg for your progeny or charity.
Estate planning helps with assets of all values
Legal changes and court rulings can affect probate litigation
Connecticut's probate courts exist to allow ordinary citizens to access the essential functions of the law as easily as possible. The law, however, can hold complications of all kinds no matter what the process or goal of a case or hearing.
Conservatorships help people and families through hard times
There may come a time towards the end of a full life when a person is unable to manage his or her own personal and business affairs. It is a subject few people wish to address, but those who have significant assets and goals for them that may extend beyond their lifetimes should take steps to accomplish them.
How to reap the rewards of avoiding probate
As you prepare your estate plan, you may place a lot of attention on your will. However, this is only one document of many, and might not even be the most effective one depending on the situation. Wills involve probate, which can have its difficulties.
What estate taxes are due in Connecticut?
Wealth management is often a complicated subject full of positive and negative risks. It takes patience and skill to successfully build a fortune and keep it, while it takes additional help in many cases to properly transfer assets when a great and productive life comes to a close.
