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Domenick N Calabrese Attorney & Counselor at Law LLC

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601 Quassapaug Rd Ste A, Watertown, CT 06795

860-274-6275

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Unique Experience. Uncommon Dedication.

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Probate * Estate Planning * Wills * Trusts * Asset Protection * Business Counsel Unique Experience. Uncommon Dedication Unique Experience Attorney & Judge With more than 20 years as an attorney and 14 years a sitting probate judge, I have a wealth of experience and a depth of legal knowledge to guide my clients through even the most complex estate planning matters. Protecting your family and business are just two of many reasons why having an effective and updated estate plan is important. Uncommon Dedication Everyone's situation is unique. My approach goes well beyond preparing documents. Understanding your values and objectives empowers you to actively participate in the estate planning process. By limiting the number of clients, I provide personal attention to every client. Peace of Mind Each client enjoys the full advantage of my experience; I don't employ associate attorneys or paralegals - all work on my clients' plans is performed personally by me. Proper Estate Planning Developing a comprehensive estate plan without the guidance of an experienced attorney can be disastrous. Only an attorney with experience in this area who takes the time to understand your unique situation and objectives can prepare an effective estate plan. My clients enjoy peace of mind knowing they have an effective estate plan customized to their needs and objectives. By choosing me to prepare your estate plan, you can be confident that: Your loved ones will be protected Your business will continue to operate Your wishes for the disposition of your assets will be honored Dangers Of Improper Estate Planning The lack of proper estate planning can lead to stress, worry and confusion when a loved one becomes incapacitated or passes away. Without an effective estate plan, it's more likely that your family will have added challenges in a difficult situation. Effective estate plans can be a great help in getting your family through the probate process efficiently. Tools To Accomplish Your Goals I guide Connecticut clients through the process of estate planning using tools such as: Wills Trusts Powers of attorney Living wills Advance medical directives Health care representatives Business plans With more than 20 years as an attorney and 14 years as a probate judge, I can help you achieve peace of mind by clearly answering your questions and providing thoughtful, compassionate representation through the estate planning process. Look to me for guidance on these important legal decisions.To schedule an initial consultation, call 860-274-6275 Probate Guiding Clients Through The Probate Process Many people receive advice from friends, family or co-workers regarding probate. Unfortunately, this advice is usually incorrect. When you have a probate question, it is crucial that you seek guidance from a lawyer with extensive experience in probate matters. Probate is a highly specialized area of the law.With over 20 years of experience as an estate planning attorney and 14 years as a probate judge, clients rely on me for honest advice, personal service and cutting edge legal knowledge. My insight comes from professional, judicial and personal experience, and I can answer even the most complex probate questions. The Myth Of Avoiding Probate When a Connecticut resident passes away, there are two major reasons why it's necessary to go to the probate court. One is to determine the legal owners of assets that were solely in the name of the person who passed away. The second reason is to ensure that Connecticut estate taxes and probate fees are paid. This second reason is the source of much confusion and is often conveniently overlooked by unscrupulous purveyors of "one size fits all" estate planning products.Placing assets in a trust, or using survivorship designations can bypass the ...
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    Estate PlanningLimited Liability CompaniesWillsLiving TrustsCorporationsBusiness CounselCommercial TransactionsAsset ProtectionContracts & AgreementsTrustsIrrevocable TrustsPlanning for IncapacityProbate
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Associations
American Bar Association,Connecticut Bar Association,Waterbury Bar Association,National College of Probate Judges
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