Category: Estate Planning

As the holiday season approaches, families across Connecticut will be gathering to celebrate, reconnect, and enjoy time together. While holiday feasts and gift exchanges take center stage, these moments also offer a unique opportunity to have a crucial conversation: estate…

  Contesting a will based on mental capacity can be a difficult and emotional process. However, it is not uncommon in probate cases. In Connecticut, specific legal standards determine whether a person had the mental capacity to create or amend…

  Creating a will is a vital step in ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after your passing. However, life is unpredictable, and circumstances may change, prompting you to reconsider your estate planning decisions. If you’re…

If you’ve already created an estate plan to protect your spouse and children, you’re ahead of most people—many American adults don’t have an estate plan at all. However, if you’ve accumulated or built on family wealth, it’s important to think…

  International estate planning is increasingly important for many individuals, particularly those with assets across multiple countries. Whether you are a U.S. citizen with international property, a resident alien with assets abroad, or a non-resident alien with U.S. holdings, understanding…