September is an ideal time to tackle something that’s easy to keep putting off: Your Estate Plan. If your estate plan is still on your to-do list, we’ve got tips on what to consider as you get started.
If someone gets hurt at a Connecticut short-term rental, figuring out who’s liable isn’t always obvious, and a standard homeowner’s policy may not cover it.
When a loved one passes away, knowing what to do next can feel overwhelming. This guide explains the Connecticut estate-settlement process and when local legal guidance can help.
Understanding the difference between Power of Attorney and Conservatorships under Connecticut law can save you time, money, and stress.
“Prue Law Group has handled several real estate transactions for us, as well as some business matters and a conservatorship, and they’ve always done a great job. The whole team is very helpful, always providing expert advice. They’re there when I need them. I can depend on them and that’s very important to me.”
– George Delude
Trusts are established to ensure that assets are managed and distributed according to the grantor’s wishes. Here’s what to know about establishing one.
Pets are family, and planning for their future care is part of estate planning. Here’s what to know to ensure your pet is always taken care of.
“Their exceptional communication and accessibility made me feel like their only client during a difficult time.”
– Sue Sharpley
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