Brody Wilkinson has substantial experience representing individuals, fiduciaries and beneficiaries in complex probate disputes such as will contests, trust interpretation litigation, fiduciary management controversies, accounting matters and conservatorship proceedings.

We are well equipped to resolve these disputes through negotiation and, when necessary, litigation. The value we add to this process is substantial given the fact that we not only understand the substantive nature of these issues but also possess the strategic and tactical skills necessary to bring such cases to resolution. We communicate solutions and alternatives to clients at every step. Our clients derive comfort from the fact that the same attorneys who are navigating their disputes also know how to construct critical estate planning documents. We understand our subject matter inside and out.

Our attorneys regularly manage and advise on complex disputes in probate and state courts related to:

  • Accounting & fee disputes
  • Conservatorship proceedings
  • Creditor rights in probate proceedings
  • Divorce-related estate planning issues
  • Fiduciary management issues
  • Insolvent estate proceedings
  • Removal of executors & trustees
  • Shepherding personal injury proceeds through probate
  • Trust & will construction issues
  • Will contests
Jun 4, 26
As the population ages, families increasingly face difficult decisions about how to support aging parents or loved ones who may be experiencing diminished capacity. When an individual can no longer safely manage personal or financial affairs, a conservatorship or guardianship may be considered. Courts in Connecticut and New York, however, […]
Nov 6, 25
Brody Wilkinson PC is pleased to announce its inclusion in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms® published by Best Lawyers®. Notably, the firm was also recognized with Tier 1 rankings in the areas of Business Organizations (including LLCs and Partnerships), Commercial Finance Law, Commercial Transactions/UCC Law, Corporate Law, Litigation […]