Rell signs Conn. probate reform bill
By ConnPolitics.tv Editor on Jun 12, 2009 | In News, Gov. Jodi Rell | 2 feedbacks »
Hartford (AP) – Gov. M. Jodi Rell says she has signed legislation overhauling Connecticut’s 300-year-old probate court system.
The measure consolidates the current 117 probate court districts to between 44 and 50. It’s part of an effort to cut costs and streamline the deficit-plagued system.
It also sets regular schedules of 40 hours per week in those courts – some of which are open part time now – and requires future probate judges to be attorneys.
Probate courts are best known for settling estates and appointing guardians for children and adults who can’t take care of themselves.
Rell’s office announced Friday that she had signed the measure earlier this week. She had strongly advocated the reforms, which the General Assembly approved last month.
2 comments
overhaulin'????
more like stripping it
now try and find a probate judge when you need one
this is more BS
keep the perks for GE, AETNA, EB, PFIZER ETC ETC
AND F THE PEOPLE
SCREW YOU RELL, PUPPET OF THE RICH AND THE MOB
Connecticut Business Industry Association
they are a front for corporate welfare
a clearing house for our money to go to them
don't touch that Rell
or the Clean Energy Fund run by Connecticut Innovations
a private entity whose job it is to funnel the taxpayer dollars out of the Clean Energy Fund and into corporate cronies
scumbags
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