Several factors involved here, but assuming you have a landlord-tenant relationship you may be able to commence a summary process action to evict...

Can vary depending upon whether you are buyer or seller and where the property is located. Connecticut does require an attorney on most real estate...

Public Act 22-30 requires any town, city, or borough with a population of 25,000 or more to create a fair rent commission. The Act states that any...

Wills and their modifications require two witnesses and a notary in order to be valid. It would be important that the will is reviewed prior to...

Typically, the owners of records are named as defendants in a foreclosure action. If this is not your situation, you may seek to have the case...

A person who has a conservator of estate, whether voluntary or involuntary, cannot transact business. In order to sell real estate, the conservator...

Any who is admitted to a skilled nursing facility is protected by the Connecticut Patient's Bill of Rights. To the extent your rights have been...

If the wife does not move out and you close on the property, you will need to begin a summary process action in order to remove her from the...

Summary Process is the mechanism by which you regain possession of the premises; a civil or small claims is necessary in order to obtain monetary...

The Seller Disclosures may indicate that the previous owner was aware and/or failed to disclose certain known issues with the property. At the same...