Will Contests & Estate Litigation Connecticut
Contesting a Will Based on Lack of Testamentary Capacity in Connecticut
What is Testamentary Capacity in Connecticut?In Connecticut, the law presumes that every adult of sound mind has the right to leave their property to whoever they choose. Under Co...
How to Sue and Remove an Executor for Breach of Fiduciary Duty in Connecticut
Understanding Fiduciary Duty in ConnecticutWhen a loved one passes away in cities like Hartford, New Haven, or Stamford, the person named as the executor in the will is given a tr...
Proving Undue Influence in Connecticut Will Contests: Caregivers, Spouses, and Advisors
Understanding Undue Influence in ConnecticutIn Connecticut, the legal standard for "undue influence" is high. It is not enough to show that someone begged or nagged the deceased i...