Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Connecticut

It depends on the case specifics and assets. A decedent is always better off with a will, as it gives clear direction as to how the assets should be distributed (as opposed to a default distribution under CT law) and allows waiver of the executor's potential obligation to post a probate bond while estate is pending. Notwithstanding the testate/intestate distinction, the process is also different based upon the amount and types of assets left by decedent.