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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Connecticut Ticket Reselling Legislation
It’s an election year and our legislature is hard at work legislating. This week at www.aconnecticutlawblog.com , I’ll be taking a look at pending legislation in Connecticut. Each day, I’ll tackle a different bill. Today’s edition of legislators legislating in … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Baseball, Legislation, Property
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Sunday Real Estate Contracts in Connecticut
Did you ever worry that if you entered into a real estate contract on a Sunday that it would be invalid? I haven’t and it turns out with good reason because Connecticut has a statute that says real estate contracts … Continue reading
Adverse Possession: The Pictures That Prove
In case you needed it, I have yet another reason to keep those old pictures of family picnics: adverse possession. Most broadly defined, adverse possession, is a method of acquiring title to real property without compensation by possession for a … Continue reading
Avoiding a Conservatorship in Connecticut
Rick Green wrote this article about how ugly a conservatorship proceeding can turn in Connecticut. I’ve represented people who have been involved in very difficult conservatorship proceedings that end up being a drain on not only their finances but their dignity. … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Conservatorships, Elder Law, Family Law, Probate, Property, Real Estate
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Connecticut Probate Courts Lack Security
Last weekend, the Hartford Courant ran another editorial arguing for probate court consolidation. Lost in all of the politics of the situation is the glaring fact that Connecticut Probate Courts lack security. One of the issues that the Courant never … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Probate
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