Exciting New Estate Planning Options in Connecticut
Connecticut laws regarding estate planning have undergone dramatic changes recently. These changes present new opportunities to accomplish more with estate plans than was possible before.
Drawing on over 16 years on the bench as a probate judge and 23 years as a trusts and estates attorney, Dom Calabrese will review these new developments and what they can do for Connecticut residents interested in protecting their estates, maintaining control over their affairs, providing for loved ones and staying out of court.
Topics covered include Powers of Attorney, Limited Liability Companies, and an overview of the new Connecticut Uniform Trust Code that will go into effect January 1, 2020.
Schedule
Contact Calabrese Law PLLC to schedule a webinar on this topic.
Calabreselaw@protonmail.com
Call: (203) 592-0878
Beware! POAs, Trusts and Liability
It’s common for people to serve as an agent under a power of attorney, trustee of a trust, or any of a number of other fiduciary roles. Unfortunately, acting under this kind of authority is fraught with civil and even potential criminal liability. Particularly for those who choose to not retain legal counsel at the start, the consequences of exceeding their authority or engaging in conflicts of interest create legal quagmires that may involve court proceedings and even protracted litigation.
In this presentation, Domenick Calabrese, Judge of the Region 22 Probate District and Administrative Judge of the Waterbury Regional Children’s Court will review the role of agents under powers of attorney, trustees, administrators, guardians, executors and conservators. The presentation will include things that should be avoided by fiduciaries, why legal counsel is necessary, and how to choose an attorney.
Contact Calabrese Law PLLC to schedule a webinar on this topic.
Calabreselaw@protonmail.com
Call: (203) 592-0878
Contact Calabrese Law PLLC to schedule a webinar on this topic.
Calabreselaw@protonmail.com
Call: (203) 592-0878