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Elder law serves older adults and their families by blending traditional estate planning with guidance on health care, public benefits and personal safety. Connecticut’s statutes place unique obligations on families, fiduciaries and care facilities, so local knowledge...
What happens when an adult becomes incapacitated? Connecticut Probate Courts appoint a conservator, the state’s term for an adult guardian, after finding that a person cannot manage personal or financial affairs. Judges rely on medical evidence and must choose the...
One potential problem with an estate plan is if it has been altered due to undue influence. This can lead to challenges from other beneficiaries or family members, potentially leading to litigation. Additionally, this type of financial fraud is simply something that...
It’s no secret that Connecticut’s elderly population is growing. The state legislature enacted sweeping reforms in 2024 in an attempt to address the unique needs of this expanding demographic by increasing access to in-home care and oversight at nursing homes, among...
When people think of crafting an estate plan in Connecticut, they might be under the impression that they only need to write a will or create a trust. However, there are other aspects of estate planning that could be important. For some, having control over the...
While many seek to delay it or erase the signs of aging, the reality is that we all age and need to consider various factors that come with getting old and entering our elder years. Because we cannot predict the future, it is important to project possible needs and...
There are many qualms when it comes to estate planning. However, one that is often presented during the drafting process is probate. Specifically, they seek to understand estate planning methods to ensure their heirs and beneficiaries will not have to deal with...
It can be challenging to figure out the best way to leave your assets to your loved ones. While a basic will can get the job done, it may be insufficient to get the job done right. This can be especially true when you’re worried about the possibility of your heirs...
One important step in estate planning as a Connecticut resident gets older is to designate an attorney-in-fact to handle one’s financial and business affairs. While technically the document which designates an attorney-in-fact is called a power of attorney, many...
Many people have heard of estate planning attorneys but are not aware of estate planning attorneys that specialize in elder law. Elder law attorneys often focus on the needs of older adults by making sure they have a plan for the future, helping to protect their...