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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. Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Child Support, Collections, Connecticut Superior Court Decisions, Conservatorships, Elder Law, Evictions, Family Law, Landlord/Tenant, Legislation, Litigation, Personal Injury, Probate, Property, Random CT Laws, Real Estate, Small Business, Small Claims
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What Is A Conservator and What Does A Conservator Do?
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. … Continue reading
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Legislature Considering Income Tax Deduction for Funeral Expenses
In case you needed another reason to pre-plan your funeral, the Legislature just may give you one. The Legislature is considering a bill that would allow individuals who earn less than $150,000.00 per year, and who pay state income tax … Continue reading
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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
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