Jack Reardon

Jack Reardon's Answers (227)

New London, CT

Elder law Lawyer at New London, CT

Practice Areas: Elder Law, Estate Planning ... +8 more

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When you meet with a Eldercare atty. I know you have to disclose all your assets. But do you also have to disclose all your owe

Jack's answer | Answered on January 22, 2014

I applaud you for helping your parents. This can be a challenging task. Your parents will be best served by full disclosure of their financial...

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My mom recently passed. Still married to mom dad lives in another country, still US citizen. Three kids who gets the property?

Jack's answer | Answered on December 02, 2013

I agree with Attorney Zelinger's analysis. I will add that in Connecticut, if the property passes under the laws of intestacy, the amount passing...

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My Estranged father passed recently me and my sister are the survivors what do I need to do for probate and benefits.

Jack's answer | Answered on November 19, 2013

If you are entitled to any inheritance from your father, you will have to open an estate in the probate court. The type of estate depends upon...

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Do I need to obtain an EIN number to establish a Living Trust? Must I list amounts in accounts that will be placed in Trust?

Jack's answer | Answered on November 18, 2013

The answer depends upon the type of trust you have. You state that the trust is IRREVOCABLE, so you may need a separate EIN for the trust. If...

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My dad had atty in Weth. ct. the atty since has passed away, how do I find out who received client list./ dad had stroke

Jack's answer | Answered on October 17, 2013

I would start by checking the deceased attorney's former office to see if another lawyer is working there. That lawyer may have taken the file or...

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Can I sue a sibling (who may or may not have power of attorney over our parent) who has loans against our parent's life ins?

Jack's answer | Answered on October 09, 2013

From the brief facts you provided, it appears you lack standing to bring a court action on your parent's behalf, unless your parent has a power of...

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In the State of Connecticut, how long does an Executor have to file a will with probate court?

Jack's answer | Answered on August 28, 2013

Under Connecticut law, any person in possession of the Will of a deceased person must file it with the appropriate Probate Court or deliver it to...

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