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You aren’t generally required to hire a probate attorney after a parent dies in Connecticut, but that doesn’t mean you don’t need one. This process can be complex, and an attorney can be especially valuable if the...

When someone dies, their assets generally go through a process called probate. During these court proceedings, the property owned by the decedent’s estate is distributed to their heirs after any remaining debts are paid....

If you become incapacitated in Connecticut without a power of attorney, your immediate family doesn’t automatically have the authority to manage your finances. If you can’t manage your affairs on your own, someone may...

If you suddenly become responsible for an aging parent in Connecticut, the first thing you’ll need to do is first determine whether your parent is safe and what help they need right now. Their immediate safety must come...

Many Connecticut estate plans should include a will, but some people benefit from both a will and a trust. A will directs how property passes through your probate estate, while a trust can hold and manage property during your...