by Thomas Kane | Oct 5, 2026 | Estate Planning
Can I Disinherit a Family Member? In Connecticut, individuals generally have the right to decide how their assets are distributed, including the ability to disinherit a family member. However, there are important limitations and considerations. Spouses have certain...
by Thomas Kane | Sep 21, 2026 | Estate Planning
What Happens to a Person’s Digital Assets After They Pass Away? Digital assets are an increasingly important part of modern estate planning. These assets include email accounts, social media profiles, online banking, cloud storage, digital photos, and even...
by Thomas Kane | Sep 7, 2026 | Estate Planning
What Documents Do I Need for Estate Planning? Estate planning is not a single document but a coordinated set of legal tools designed to work together. The specific documents needed depend on individual circumstances, but most Connecticut estate plans include several...
by Thomas Kane | Aug 17, 2026 | Estate Planning
How Can Estate Planning Help With a Blended Family? Estate planning is especially important for blended families. When spouses have children from prior relationships, the default rules under Connecticut law may not reflect family expectations or intentions. Without...
by Thomas Kane | Aug 3, 2026 | Estate Planning
What Are the Current Estate Tax Laws? Estate tax laws are a frequent source of confusion, particularly because they involve both federal and state systems. In Connecticut, understanding how these taxes work is an important part of estate planning for higher-net-worth...
