What assets make up my estate and how do they go through probate?
The answer to that is anything you own either in your name alone, with someone else in survivorship, or in your name but with a... Read More
What Documents are Part of a “Simple” Estate plan?
A basic “Simple” Estate plan should be on everyone’s ‘to-do’ list. It protects you and your family in the most efficient cost-effective manner and makes... Read More
When Your Loved One Requires Long-Term Care
The Prue Law Group can offer some advice about your options when your loved one requires long-term care. When your spouse or loved one is... Read More
Estate Planning and the Small Business
An often overlooked aspect by a small business owner is taking steps to protect their business in the event of their death. So much time... Read More
Connecticut Title 19 & Elder Care Lawyers
The Prue Law Group, P.C. are experienced Connecticut Title 19 & Elder Care Lawyers. As Eastern Connecticut’s top law firm, we handle important elder law... Read More
Connecticut Power of Attorney Lawyers
Have you considered what Connecticut power of attorney lawyers can do for you? Now may be the time to call The Prue Law Group, P.C.,... Read More
Connecticut Estate Planning Lawyers
Call The Prue Law Group, P.C. when you need advice from knowledgeable Connecticut estate planning lawyers. A leading Eastern Connecticut attorney, Patrick M. Prue has... Read More
Connecticut Personal Injury Attorneys
Looking for Connecticut personal injury attorneys? For an experienced Personal Injury Attorney near you, call Attorney Evelina M. Ruszkowski, an associate of the Prue Law... Read More
Pet Trust Lawyers CT
Polly Want A Cracker? No, Polly Wants Her Own Estate Plan When you have a beloved animal in your life and want to provide for... Read More
Legal Ease – Land Conservation
On Wednesday, March 4th, Attorney Ailla Wasstrom-Evans joined Wayne Norman for the first, in a two-part discussion about Land Conservation. Listen here! Tune in to... Read More
February 19 Episode of Legal Ease – Probate continued
On Wednesday, February 19 Attorney Evelina Ruszkowski joined WILI‘s Wayne Norman for Legal Ease. The episode was a continuation of our February 5th show which... Read More
February 5 Episode of Legal Ease – Probate
On Wednesday, February 5 Attorney Evelina Ruszkowski joined WILI‘s Wayne Norman to discuss Probate on our recent episode of Legal Ease. Listen to the show... Read More
Legal Ease on WILI – Conservatorship
Attorney Patrick Prue from the Prue Law Group, P.C. recently joined Wayne Norman on Good Company WILI 1400 for the first two episodes of Legal... Read More
The Leo J. & Rose Pageau Trust 2019 Application
For all interested parties, The Leo J. & Rose Pageau Trust is currently accepting applications for funding for 2019. The deadline for all applications is... Read More
⚖ CT Legal Update! ⚖ – Probate Court Operations: Kinship & Respite Grant Programs
A new Connecticut act has expanded who can apply for the Kinship and Respite Grant Programs. Now, guardians who are not related to the children... Read More
⚖ CT Legal Update! ⚖ – Pay Equity
A new act became effective at the beginning of the year concerning pay equity. Under this act, employers cannot ask a prospective employee about his... Read More
Your Other Estate Plans: Planning for What Will Happen with Your Body & Your Services
You can plan for your funeral, burial, cremation, and other decisions to be made following your death through proper estate planning.
You'll save your family time, money, and unnecessary stress by making these choices for them. Read through to find out what all your options and considerations are!
Estate Planning for Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia
For those who have Alzheimer's Disease or other types of dementia, the importance of proper estate planning cannot be emphasized enough! In this blog, we discuss whether or not you can create estate plans, and what steps are necessary to protect yourself, your wishes, and your assets.
We’re living together, but we’re not married… What’s the big difference?
What legal concerns might an unmarried couple have if they decide to live together? What legal protections can you create for individuals and the relationship? These questions and more are answered in this blog.
Preventing Liability from a Dog Bite Case
How to prevent dog bite cases from occurring, and how you can reduce your liability if one does occur.
Accident Information Checklist
Use this checklist as reference for what information needs to be collected and what tasks need to be completed before you leave the scene of an accident!
Title 19 FAQs
A list of the most frequently asked questions we get concerning Title 19 (Title XIX) and the application process.
The 15 Reasons to Update Your Will
When your will isn't updated and reviewed at these critical points in time, there's a potential that your loved ones will become emotionally divided, and they may also be left with the emotional and financial burden of unnecessary legal proceedings and fees.
Changes in CT’s Power of Attorney and Living Will, and Why You Need to Change them ASAP!
In October of 2016, the State of Connecticut made huge changes to Power of Attorneys and Living Wills. Here's what those changes are, and why you need to update these documents ASAP.