Business Owner’s Guide: Wills vs. Trusts for Protecting Your Company and Family

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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.

Title 19 & Elder Care Lawyers Serving Eastern and Central Connecticut

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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.

Attorney Evelina M. Ruszkowski Named to Super Lawyers’ 2025 Connecticut Rising Stars List

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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.

How a Small Business Lawyer Can Protect Your Eastern Connecticut Business

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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.

Why You Need a Residential Real Estate Attorney in Eastern Connecticut

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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.

The Prue Law Group Unveils Refreshed Branding, Website to Support Strategic Growth

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.

Understanding Trusts: Asset Protection Explained

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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.

Protecting Your Furry Family Members: The Importance of Pet Trusts

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.

5 Estate Planning Moves to Make in 2026: A Connecticut Guide

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The new year brings important opportunities for Connecticut families to protect their legacies. With estate tax exemptions increasing to $15 million per person and Connecticut's unique tax rules, 2026 is the year to review your plan. These five strategic moves help Connecticut families maximize protection and minimize taxes. 
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Changes in CT’s Power of Attorney and Living Will

Changes in CT’s Power of Attorney and Living Will, and…