Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Comparing Goals In Personal Injury And Criminal Litigation Cases
Whether you have a civil issue like a Connecticut car accident claim or if you are facing criminal charges, you may be feeling overwhelmed and unsure about your future. You may also be unaware of how the legal system works that govern your specific situation. Personal injury matters, for example, are litigated in the… Read More »
Different Types Of Guardianships In Connecticut
Sometimes situations may exist where a guardian must be named to take care of a person who cannot take care of themselves. For example, if old age makes it impossible to live and manage life affairs, if a person is too sick, or if a person has an intellectual disability, there may be an… Read More »
Is Whiplash A Serious Injury?
Whiplash is one of those injuries that can range in severity of symptoms and healing time. A whiplash injury victim could develop mild to moderate pain and discomfort. And while there are many different ways that a person can sustain a whiplash injury, traffic collisions are at the top of the list for the… Read More »
Understanding The Role Of Healthcare Representatives And Living Wills
You are not mandated by any laws to put an estate plan together. But, if you care about your wealth, your health, and the welfare of your loved ones, should something happen to you, it is a good idea to put a plan in place. Estate planning can be customized to your wants and… Read More »
How Is A Living Will Different From A Last Will?
Many think establishing a will is an effective means to manage one’s estate after death. A will, though, can mean either a last will or a living will. These terms may seem like they are similar and accomplish the same goals. However, they actually function quite differently and are used for different purposes. Though,… Read More »
Powers Of Attorney
What is a power of attorney? A Power of Attorney is a written authorization to represent or act on another’s behalf in private or business affairs, or other legal matters and bind the principal to legal responsibilities. Essentially, a Power of Attorney is used when one needs another person’s presence to execute legal documents. … Read More »
Considerations For Parents Of Children With Special Needs
If you are a parent of a special needs child, the challenges you face helping them grow and mature are unique. There is much more to consider on a daily basis when a child needs extra support with everyday life and activities. While 18 is regarded as a legal adult, that does not mean… Read More »
How To Find An In-home Caregiver
It is a noble and respectable goal to take on the very involved and important job of caring for your older loved one who can no longer live independently and care for themselves. Still, while you may have the resources and tools to do so, you would not be alone if you came to… Read More »
What To Know About Appealing Your Personal Injury Suit’s Decision
It can be devastating after an unintentional injury accident trying to recover from the physical bodily harm and manage all of the overwhelming emotions. Potentially, the physical bodily harm was so much that in addition to costly medical treatment, there was extensive property damage and even a need to take time off of work,… Read More »
Foot/Leg Issues Covered By Medicare
As we get older, health issues tend to crop up. We may be plagued by leg and foot problems that make it hard to walk and move around. Plantar fasciitis, bunions, and varicose veins are bothersome health concerns that can cause a lot of pain. While it’s important to get prompt medical care to… Read More »