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Father Appeals Termination of Parental Rights on Due Process Claims

Blog post on the topic of parental rights.

Probate Law: The Role and Duties of a Will Executor

Blog post explaining the responsibilities of will executors in Connecticut.

Connecticut Probate Guide: The Executor and Administrator

Blog post on the roles of executor and administrator in the Connecticut probate process.

Executor Looks to Wind Up Decedent's Westport Business

Blog post on the responsibilities of executors in Connecticut.

CT Supreme Court Grants Executor Fees Despite Beneficiary Criticism

Blog post on a case where the Connecticut Supreme Court granted executor fees despite criticism of the beneficiary.

Heirs and Intestate Succession: Determining Who Gets What

Blog post explaining what happens in Connecticut if someone dies without a valid will (referred to as "intestacy").

Connecticut Probate Law: Heirs and Distribution of Property

Blog post explaining the process of inheritance and distribution of property

American Law Incubates New Concerns For Prospective Heirs

Blog post on the legal ability of people in the US to disinherit their children.

Connecticut Courts Reinforce Strict Adherence to Will Provisions

Article on Connecticut guidelines regarding will provisions.

Trusts and Probate Law: What You Need To Know

FAQ about trusts and the probate process in Connecticut.

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