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Litchfield Law Firm is a boutique law practice located in the center of Litchfield, Connecticut, focusing on estate planning, trusts and estates, probate, elder law, residential and commercial real estate, land use and business law.

Understanding Connecticut Land Use LawWhether you're developing property, applying for a variance, navigating wetlands r...
09/04/2026

Understanding Connecticut Land Use Law

Whether you're developing property, applying for a variance, navigating wetlands regulations or facing a zoning dispute, Connecticut's land use laws can be complex and local commissions each have their own rules.

At Litchfield Law Firm, we help property owners, developers and businesses work through zoning applications, planning & zoning hearings, subdivision approvals and wetlands permitting across Litchfield County and beyond.

Have a land use question? Call me ...

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09/01/2026

Do I need to get a new will if I move out of state?

Buying or selling a home in Connecticut?At Litchfield Law Firm LLC, we help clients navigate every step of residential r...
08/31/2026

Buying or selling a home in Connecticut?

At Litchfield Law Firm LLC, we help clients navigate every step of residential real estate transactions — from contract review and title searches to closing day. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or a seasoned seller, we bring decades of Litchfield County experience to make sure your closing goes smoothly.

Serving Litchfield County and beyond
(860) 393-8780
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Let's make your next move a confident one.

08/19/2026

Probate liens on property owned in survivorship

07/31/2026

Difference between a will and a trust

07/30/2026

How to avoid the state ā€œtaking your houseā€

In Connecticut if a person openly and continuously uses a portion of your land for 15 years without authorization they m...
07/21/2026

In Connecticut if a person openly and continuously uses a portion of your land for 15 years without authorization they may be able to claim a prescriptive easement — a permanent right to keep using it.

The fix is simple. If someone is using your property without permission address it in writing now. Written permission stops the clock entirely.

07/14/2026

Running title post-closing before we record. The work doesn’t stop at the closing table.

FREE LEGAL ADVICE FRIDAYDo you need a will if you already have a trust?Many people believe that once they sign a trust, ...
07/10/2026

FREE LEGAL ADVICE FRIDAY

Do you need a will if you already have a trust?

Many people believe that once they sign a trust, they no longer need a will. In most cases, that's not true.

A pour-over will acts as a safety net. If you accidentally leave an asset outside your trust, your will directs that asset into the trust so it can be distributed according to your estate plan.

Without a properly drafted will, assets left outside the trust may pass in ways you never intended.

If your estate plan is more than 5 years old or you've experienced a marriage, divorce, birth of a child or grandchild, purchased property, or significant financial changes, it may be time for a review.

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21 South Street, P. O. Box 1239
Litchfield, CT
06759

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