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CASE LAW FIRM, LLC
CASE LAW FIRM, LLC
Dedicated to protecting your legal interests both in and out of court.

MEET OUR ATTORNEYS

TINA L. CASE, Esq.


After graduating from Albany Law School of Union University in 1982, Attorney Case began her legal career at the Los Angeles County Public Defender's Office handling criminal matters. From there, she joined a private litigation practice in the greater Los Angeles area with a focus on personal injury litigation. Upon returning to Connecticut, she worked at several firms in the greater Hartford area with a focus on trial cases ranging from divorce to personal injury. As partner at Case Law Firm, LLC, Tina focuses on family law, probate and estate planning, and civil litigation matters.

Bar Admissions:
  • Connecticut   1985
  • New York      1984
  • California      1982

Professional Memberships:
  • Connecticut Bar Association

MOLLY O. CASE, Esq.


While attending New England Law | Boston on the Justice Sandra Day O'Connor merit scholarship, Molly Case clerked at several Boston law firms working on cases involving victims of harassment, family law and divorce issues, landlord tenant problems, and criminal defense matters. She also served as a Fellow of the Center for Law and Social Responsibility. Upon graduation, Molly joined Case Law Firm, LLC and focuses on family law and divorce, real estate, and civil litigation matters.

Bar Admissions:
  • Connecticut   2016

Professional Memberships:
  • Connecticut Bar Association

Call us today to schedule your initial consultation:

 860-391-6393 

860-391-6396

We look forward to working with you.




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CASE LAW FIRM LEGAL INSIGHTS 


Do I Need a Prenuptial Agreement?

Until death do us part is the intent; the reality is that half of marriages in Connecticut end in divorce. Recognizing that many marriages do not last a lifetime, a Prenuptial Agreement (commonly referred to as a prenup) can prevent prolonged litigation, and the accompanying rancor, by addressing financial issues while both parties have each other’s best interests at heart. What can I accomplish with a prenup?

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Is it  Better to Have a Trust or a Will?

The simple answer is that either one will do, depending on your specific circumstances.

The key is to have some form of estate plan. It is essential to have a trust or a will, or a combination of both. Your particular estate plan will depend on your marital status, your plans for your heirs, and the extent of your estate. 

Make an estate plan and control your own wealth while protecting your loved ones, instead of leaving it up to the government.

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    What is the Best Way to Save for My Child's Education?

Why worry? While your child might be a gifted scholar or phenomenal soccer player, the likelihood of getting a sports scholarship or scholastic scholarship to foot the college bill is slim. It is reported that less than 3% of full-time college students receive enough grants and scholarships to cover the full cost of tuition.

The time to plan for paying most or all of your child's education is now.

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