Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Connecticut
Disclosure of assets in a voluntary conservatorship
My mother filed an application for a voluntary Conservatorship of the estate. There were no challenges and her choice for Conservator has been appointed by the Probate Court. As required by statute, the conservator filed an Inventory of assets. Is that Inventory confidential, or, as an interested party, do I have a statutory right to have it disclosed to me? Thank you.
Asked on 7/16/09, 11:02 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
John Heffernan
Heffernan Legal Group, LLP
Re: Disclosure of assets in a voluntary conservatorship
It is a public record.
Answered on 7/16/09, 1:34 pm
Linda Subbloie
Linda A. Subbloie, Esq.
Re: Disclosure of assets in a voluntary conservatorship
Just call the probate court and they will send it to you at a small cost.
Answered on 7/16/09, 7:52 pm
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