Estate planning, with or without a lawyer, can be a little overwhelming.  For an estate planning attorney in New Haven, there are plenty of questions which come up again and again.  Take a look at the list below, and maybe you’ll get some of yours answered: Do I really need an estate plan if I...

Elder lawyers in Milford work not just with our older clients, but also with their caregivers. In many cases, this means adult children who have or will be given power of attorney, not to mention those who just step up to help when something is needed.  There are some legal issues which seem to arise...

The person whom Milford trust and estates attorneys have long referred to as the “executor” has now been given an alternative name when managing your estate. Now known as the “personal representative”, this person is appointed by either the person doing the estate planning or by the courts when there was no one named in …

There are many reasons why clients here in Milford choose to revoke a will.  Family circumstances change, financial situations change, even minds get changed.  An estate planning or wills and trusts lawyer in Milford can help you determine when it is appropriate to revoke a will, as well as what happens next.   There are some …