Guide to Connecticut Probate
What Every Connecticut Family Needs to Know About Probate
Connecticut residents will want to understand how the probate process works. Only then can financial and estate planning come together, built on a foundation of estate planning principles.
- Should you try to avoid probate?
- Coordinating financial and estate plans
- Will your will cause a lawsuit?
- Executor's fees
- Conflicts of interest
- For both lawyers and laymen
Read what the experts say about this book
"Many writers have provided "How To" lessons for managing the probate process. Julie Jason goes beyond that. This is for the reader who has studied the "How To" and then sets out to do it. She addresses the problems of the complicated cases, the variations from the norm, and the difficult people. Her message is clear, and her style permits an easy read." - Judge James J. Lawlor, Connecticut Probate Administrator
"This is a thoughtful and thorough review of the Connecticut Probate process. It arms readers with the knowledge necessary to undertake difficult estate planning and to understand the advice they receive from lawyers and others about the choices they should make. I recommend this book without reservation." - Judge Robert K. Killian, Jr., Probate Judge for the District of Hartford
"Julie Jason has provided the community with a wonderful guide not only to estate settlement but also for advance estate planning." - Gayle B. Wilhelm, Esq., Cummings and Lockwood LLC