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After graduating with honors from Weseleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut, Louis Ciccarello received his law degree from Stanford University in California. He has worked continuously for Lovejoy And Rimer, P.C., and its predecessors for over 40 years.
The firm of Lovejoy And Rimer's probate department is dedicated to providing individuals and families with personalized legal services concerning estate planning, trust administration, and settlement of decedent's estates. Our firm can also provide counsel related to probate litigation, conservatorships and guardianships, representation of fiduciaries and beneficiaries, as well as psychiatric commitment proceedings.
In 1952, former Congressman Abner W. Sibal, Harry H. Hefferan, Jr. and Fred L. Griffin established the firm of Sibal, Hefferan and Griffin in uptown Norwalk. Shortly thereafter, Edward S. Rimer, Jr., a former New York City practitioner, was made a partner. The firm became known as Hefferan and Rimer, P.C. with offices in Norwalk and Wilton. In 1978, Lovejoy and Cuneo merged with Hefferan and Rimer, P.C. in order to provide a broader range of legal services in the lower Fairfield County area, forming the entity known as Lovejoy, Hefferan, Rimer & Cuneo, P.C.
In general, our fees are based on the complexity of the matter, the time spent, and the experience of the professional working on your case. Some work is done on an hourly basis. For other matters, there’s a flat fee. Still others, such as personal injury litigation, are handled on a contingent fee basis, where our fee is a percentage of the amount of money we obtain for you. In many cases our office policy requires an advance payment, or retainer. We’ll deposit your retainer payments into our trustee account and draw on them periodically as we continue to work on your case.