Category: Estate Planning

If you’re settling a loved one’s estate, one of your first questions is likely: How long is this going to take? In Connecticut, the answer depends on the type of estate, how the assets are held, and how quickly filings…

Divorce Changes Everything—Including Your Estate Plan In the middle of a divorce, updating your estate plan may not feel urgent—but waiting can create serious problems. Even if you’re no longer married, your estate documents may still name your ex-spouse in…

The death of a spouse is one of life’s most difficult moments—emotionally overwhelming and often filled with practical decisions that demand attention. In the midst of grief, revisiting your estate plan may not feel urgent, but it’s one of the…

One of the most common questions in estate administration is, “How long does probate take in Connecticut?” The answer depends on several factors, including the type of estate, tax filings, court processing times, and whether any disputes arise. In Connecticut,…

Planning Your Cross-Border Inheritance: What You Need to Know When managing an international estate, understanding cross-border inheritance rules is critical to ensuring your wishes are honored and your loved ones are protected. In the European Union (EU), unique rules allow…