Probate

Hartford probate attorneys at Nirenstein, Horowitz & Associates can provide assistance after someone has passed away. Our firm represents family members who want to ensure that the assets of their deceased loved one (called the decedent) are managed in an appropriate way so the wealth is protected and so heirs or beneficiaries can inherit in a … [Read More]

When a death occurs, it may be necessary to probate a will. Although most people have heard the phrase “probate a will,” not everyone who is forced to cope with a death of a loved one actually knows what it means to go through the probate process. The process of probating a will can be … [Read More]

There are many reasons why you may be interested in avoiding probate. To avoid probate, you must make an estate plan well in advance of the time that you pass away. After your death, it will be too late for your family to avoid probate and they will need to go through the probate process. … [Read More]

The process of contesting a will involves challenging the validity of a last will and testament that has been created by a deceased person. The process occurs during probate and it can be a complicated one, but it could result in a will being declared invalid and not being probated. In the right circumstances, contesting … [Read More]

When a person is named as executor of a will, there are many executor duties that have to be fulfilled during the probate process. It is not a small matter to agree to be an executor of a will because of the extensive obligations that are imposed upon you. Not only do you have many … [Read More]

The probate process is the process by which the majority of property transfers after a death, unless estate planning steps have been taken to facilitate the transfer in other ways. Assets that transfer through the probate process may be subject to contact us online to speak with a member of our legal team and find … [Read More]

Is probate required? This is a question that should be asked as part of the estate planning process. It is also a question which will be asked by any person whose loved one has passed away. The probate process is usually necessary after a death and is the process by which a will is validated … [Read More]

The executor of a will has many responsibilities. If you are chosen to be the executor of a will, you need to make certain that you are able to fulfill these responsibilities in accordance with Connecticut law and in accordance with the wishes of the deceased. If you cannot fulfill the role as executor, you … [Read More]

The Connecticut probate process is a formal legal process which takes place after most people pass away. There are ways to avoid having assets transfer through probate, such as by creating a comprehensive plan to transfer assets via other means such as trust administration and pay on death accounts. However, even if assets have transferred … [Read More]

A Connecticut probate lawyer can help you to be prepared for the legal process that goes along with the death of a loved one. You need to ensure that you understand what steps must be taken after a death has occurred. Because probate requires going to join us for a free seminar. You can also … [Read More]