Probate court proceedings can be intimidating, whether you’re the executor of a will, the administrator of an intestate estate, or you need to appoint a guardian or conservator for a minor or an adult person with disabilities. Having an experienced attorney by your side can make all the difference.

At Kearns & Kearns PC, our expertise in elder law, probate, and estate planning gives us the ability to provide you with assistance that can save you time and money, not to mention worry and stress. This assistance includes preparing estate tax returns and probate court documents, advising executors about Connecticut law, as well as attending hearings and ensuring that estate assets are distributed properly.

The following pages provide information about the functions of the probate court, which include the administration of wills, intestate estates, and the appointment of guardians and conservators. This information will give you a brief overview of what is involved in the various probate court processes.

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