Torrington, CT asked in Probate for Connecticut

Q: wife dies what happens to car that is more then 10 years old

and there may not be enough money to cover bills in estate

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1 Lawyer Answer
Nicole M. Camporeale
Nicole M. Camporeale
Answered
  • Probate Lawyer
  • Newtown, CT
  • Licensed in Connecticut

A: There is not enough information provided here to give an accurate answer, I apologize for that. If someone dies owning a vehicle solely in their name and they have not designated a beneficiary of the car on the back of the registration, then Probate needs to be opened to transfer ownership of the vehicle.

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