Yes, except you are assuming that the statements made in your question can be proven. Proof of your allegations is the most critical part of the...

Could applying for a second Long Term Care Insurance policy affect an existing Long Term Care policy?

Apply for additional coverage will not affect the old policy in any manner. However, one of the reason a new company has taken over the business...

A doctor declared elderly parent with dementia and the inability to care for self and finances without help. Probate awarded a

This sounds almost identical to an earlier question posted is being from the Hartford area. Generally, appeals are not taken from probate court...

Our family filed involuntary conservatorship for father and the probate court awarded this to an outside lawyer

Given the information you have provided in your question it is not possible to answer the questions you raise. As to the question "Will a case...

IN CT where in Statute or case law is an AIF under a POA not allowed to give gifts except with a specific provision written in?

Estate of Donato D. Antone v. Norman Staphos CV93-0526844 ("Staphos")and Wosczyna v. Antone, Estate of, CV 930521515 (Wosczyna") both along with...

What is the difference between the CT statutory short form power of attorney and a regular power of attorney?

There really is no such thing as a "regular power of attorney". The primary distinction is between a power of attorney that is durable and one...

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It is possible that you have a claim against the advisor or someone else. It really depends on many facts and whether you and the other...

I have durable power of attorney for my mother who is moving from a private nursing home to state run, I invested 40,000

Assuming that there is no transfer for Medicaid purposes of the $40,000 then your mother should still be eligible for title 19 without a penalty. ...

There clearly is a problem in this case. However, without knowing exactly how the home was owned at the time of your mother's death no one can...

As a beneficiary of the estate you will have an opportunity to object to the executor's fee. However, the executor is absolutely entitled to...