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Spring Renovations and Additions in Connecticut: When Zoning, Permits, and Title Issues Collide

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the most well-intentioned renovation projects can quietly create serious legal complications—complications that don’t announce themselves until it’s time to refinance, sell, or settle an estate. Zoning rules, building permits, and title integrity are three distinct but deeply interconnected systems. When any one of them is out of alignment, the result can range from a costly delay to an outright deal-killer.

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Are There Steps To Take Early In Your Estate Planning To Avoid Potential Estate Litigation In The Future?

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Did you know that when you create a Connecticut estate plan you are protecting not only yourself, but also everything you love. Know that when you create an estate plan, you are creating lifetime documents. Some of these documents will give you the legal authority to choose a trusted person in order to give them

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Valentine’s Day is a Perfect Time to Create a Loving Legacy for your Children

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Are you looking for the perfect gift for your children this Valentine’s Day? How about creating a loving legacy for your children? Creating a loving legacy together with your Connecticut estate plan for Valentine’s Day, is a wonderful way to say “I love you” as your children age.  There are many ways that you can

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Do You Know 3 Ways DIY Estate Planning May Backfire on Your Beneficiaries?

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Are you a senior adult who loves do-it-yourself projects? Does contacting a Connecticut estate planning attorney and meeting with him or her just seem like too much to do? Do you, therefore, decide that doing your own estate plan may be the best idea? After all, is it not better to DIY an estate plan

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Tips for Planning for a Loved One with Multiple Sclerosis or Other Disability

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Are you the caregiver for a loved one with a disabling condition? Is it the result of a condition such as multiple sclerosis or as a result of an injury during lifetime? As Connecticut attorneys, we know just how challenging it can be to ensure that your loved one is protected on a daily basis.

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