Is a handwritten will that is witnessed by 2 people not notarized and one witness is executor valid in CT? Assets are less than

In order for a Will to be valid in Connecticut (1) the Will creator must be at least 18 years old, (2) the Will creator must be of sound mind, (3)...

Want to sell house. Deceased husband on deed.

Connecticut automatically imposes liens on the real estate of a deceased person. A Release from the Probate Court is required to remove the liens....

Do I need an A/B trust if my asset value is less the 2.6 million ? Considering CT exemption is now 2.6million. Best plan?

It depends on a variety of factors, but generally I would say it's beneficial to have an AB trust. You (or your attorney) should look at the B...

My father did not use his legal name when he executed his will. Is the Will valid?

In order for a Will to be valid in Connecticut (1) the Will creator must be at least 18 years old, (2) the Will creator must be of sound mind, (3)...

How do you handle a split vote on an Irrevocable Trust between Trustee and the other beneficiary?

Depending on the provisions of the trust, you may be permitted to appoint a Trust Protector or a Special Trustee who is independent of both you and...

The answer will depend a lot on where your husband's aunt's real estate is located. Some states (like Connecticut) automatically impose a statutory...

Yes, if you receive additional income while receiving benefits determined by your level of income (such as food stamps) your state provided...

Yes, you and your spouse can be the co-grantors (co-trustors), co-trustees, and co-beneficiaries of a joint trust. In addition, you and your spouse...