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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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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Are you focusing on your goals and resolutions as you begin the New Year? This year did you focus your resolutions on getting organized or adding new and better habits? We know you have many plans in regard to how you will achieve your resolutions but we would like to share one that is both
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Do you have an estate plan? Are you aware that your estate plan may be vulnerable as Congress looks for ways to pay for the national debt? As an experienced Connecticut estate planning law firm, we watch every year as both the state and federal government look to hard-working Americans and the generational wealth that
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Find out how adult children can talk to their families to learn their parents’ financial plans, estate planning, and healthcare choices before you need them.
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New state and federal estate tax laws affect your retirement plans and family inheritance. Our Connecticut estate planning attorneys help minimize the effect.
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Changes to federal and Connecticut estate tax law could significantly affect your plans and leave your loved ones with less inheritance than you expected. However, strategic use of trusts and other estate planning strategies could help you protect your assets, and your family’s estate.
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Asset Protection is the process of planning for and protecting your valuable assets and life savings. As soon as someone buys his or her first home, has a baby, receives an inheritance, or has another major life event, she or he should protect those assets.
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