Connecticut · statute · Conn. Gen. Stat. ch. 801a · 8 active provisions
(a) Probate Courts in their respective districts shall have the power to (1) grant administration of intestate estates of persons who have died domiciled in their districts and of intestate estates of persons not domiciled in this state which may be granted as provided by section 45a-303; (2) admit wills to probate of…
(a) The Probate Court shall have jurisdiction under subdivision (3), (4) or (5) of subsection (a) of section 45a-98 only if (1) the matter in dispute is not pending in another court of competent jurisdiction and (2) the Probate Court does not decline jurisdiction. Before the initial hearing on the merits of a matter in…
In any proceeding before a court of probate, the court may issue an order for the disclosure of medical information relevant to the determination of the matter before the court. The order may require the disclosure of such medical information to: (1) The court; (2) any executor, administrator, conservator, guardian or…
The judge of each Probate Court may elect to have the court serve as a passport acceptance agency in accordance with 22 USC 211a and 22 CFR 51.22.
(a) If a Probate Court finds, after notice and hearing on any petition, application or motion, that the court does not have jurisdiction to hear the petition, application or motion but that another Probate Court of this state does have jurisdiction to hear the petition, application or motion, the court may order that t…
To the extent permitted by federal law, each state agency that is a party to a Probate Court proceeding shall recognize and apply any order, denial or decree of a Probate Court, issued on or after October 1, 2022, provided such Probate Court has statutory jurisdiction to issue such order, denial or decree. Any party ag…
(a) The courts of probate shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the Superior Court, as provided in section 52-11, to grant a change of name, except a change of name granted in accordance with subsection (a) of section 46b-63, except that no court of probate may issue an order or otherwise allow for the change of name…
(a) Any person having a federal firearms disability under 18 USC 922(d)(4) and 18 USC 922(g)(4), as a result of an adjudication or commitment rendered in this state, may petition the probate court for the district in which such person resides for relief from the federal firearms disability that resulted from such adjud…