By Ryan McKeen
I love those new light bulbs, you know, the spiral kind. Their packaging tells me that I can save $120 a year or something if I replace my old fashioned light bulbs. Having changed out my bulbs – they’re not kidding, I do save money on my monthly electric bill.
The problem is to [...]
I hope that you have had a happy and safe holiday season.
Here at A Connecticut Law Blog, I’m ready to hit the ground running in 2009. The Pats aren’t in the playoffs, truck day is still 5 weeks away, and I’m feeling energized.
This post comes from a merger of two ideas. First, as Rick Green [...]
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.
Contested conservatorship proceedings can be ugly for all involved.
The unfortunate thing is that often times contested conservatorship hearings are [...]
Rick Green is at it again, as he should be:
I think we need to shine a bright, glaring light on the often-obscure world of probate court in Connecticut. We need to ask why life-changing legal decisions are still made in courts where 40 percent of the judges aren’t even lawyers. We need to ask why [...]
Why I don’t get clients from my blog. This blog is for you, the Slovakian guy, logging into this site at 3 a.m. eastern standard time, and reading about John Trautwein.
I hear and read a lot about conservatorships in Connecticut.
What is a conservator?
What does a conservator do?
In Connecticut, a proposed conserved person is required by statute to receive a notice of the possible consequences of a conservatorship. The notice offers a good general explaination of what a conservatorship is, your rights in a conservatorship proceeding and a basic [...]
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.
Contested conservatorship proceedings are often harder fought than Hillary v. Obama. They’re ugly for all involved.
The real [...]
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