August 13, 2026UncategorizedYour Social Media Post Can Now Get You a Visit From Federal AgentsFree speech has always had limits. That is not new. What is new is the speed and reach with which the government is now testing those limits, and who is in the crosshairs. A New York woman working at a polling…Continue reading
June 8, 2026UncategorizedEnd of Year IEP Review: 5 Things Connecticut Parents Should Check Before SummerAs the school year draws to a close, Connecticut parents of children with Individualized Education Programs should take time to review their child’s progress and prepare for the year ahead. The end of the…Continue reading
March 9, 2026UncategorizedKnowledgeable Guidance for Families Navigating Special Education LawWhen a child needs special education services, the legal and educational process can feel overwhelming. Parents are often left asking: What are my child’s rights? Is the school required to evaluate? What…Continue reading
January 22, 2026UncategorizedWhat Does an Executor Do in Connecticut?Being named the executor of a loved one’s estate is both an honor and a significant responsibility. In Connecticut, the executor (legally known as the “fiduciary”) is appointed by the Probate Court to…Continue reading
December 19, 2025UncategorizedSnow and Ice Injuries in Connecticut: Understanding Premises Liability and Property Owner ResponsibilityWinter in Connecticut creates beautiful scenery, but it also brings dangerous conditions that can lead to injuries. Snow and ice accumulate on sidewalks, driveways, and parking lots, turning everyday spaces…Continue reading
October 8, 2025UncategorizedCan I Give My Children Advance Inheritances to Minimize Estate Taxes in Connecticut?The federal government closed this “loophole” a long time ago. While the estate tax was introduced in 1916, a gift tax followed in 1932 and has been in place ever since. Today, the federal gift tax and estate…Continue reading