Probate court

It's called a subpoena duces tecum, and you will have to produce any of the listed documents if requested as part of the deposition. If you are a...

Is there a way to find out information online, that has been submitted to the court on behalf of a court appointed conservator?

No. The probate court operates separately from the Superior Court, and does not have records online, at least not as a rule. However, if you are...

Trust/Estate

Once the estate is probated and the money from the estate placed in the trust, the trust is an entirely separate entity doing it's own thing and...

Revised Trust Fund Question

As I specified in my previous answer, the court would assign the property in the husband's testamentary trust to the remainder beneficiaries of the...

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Trust Fund

Connecticut law expressly provides that, on motion to the court, a probate judge may authorize/order the trustee of the testamentary trust to pay...

If a son in law kills his motherinlaw then his wife dies before she inherites the money from her mothers estate

Just to supplement the above, the prohibition on inheritance usually requires that the person be criminally convicted of participating in acts...

Does a Will based restriction of a prior Trust stand?

If the trust was created, funded, and in operation prior to the decedent's death, then it is not part of his/her probate estate, and therefore...

Is a Trustee (nasty mother in law) allowed to not show or tell heir or ex wife of deceased with a Will where all the Funds went?

There's several different things in play here, which I think would be difficult for even a veteran local attorney to answer without doing a little...

Trust fund

It's not only possible, it's fairly common. With respect to identification, you could refer to it as both an "irrevocable trust" as well as a...

I signed admittance papers to nursing home (shoved under my face) with "arbitration clause" I only had a healthcare proxy and

There are several different questions here beyond the one you mention. The arbitration clause might not be legally permissible in nursing home...