Declaration > Judge Diane Blick - Judge of Probate, Litchfield Hills Probate District, Litchfield Probate Court, Litchfield Probate Judge

Elect Diane Blick Judge of Probate in the Litchfield Hills Probate District

  • Deep understanding of family relationships as a wife, mother, and grandmother
  • Makes you feel comfortable when speaking about your family issues and concerns
  • Sets convenient court times and locations to accommodate your needs
  • Assures that you are educated and assisted throughout the probate process
  • Treats you with respect

  • Judge of Probate of the Litchfield District Probate Court 
  • Managed and administered over 1,200 matters for Kent, Litchfield, Morris, and Warren families 
  • Thorough knowledge of probate law
  • Worked over 30 years as a probate paralegal and 4 years as Assistant to Probate Judge Keegan
  • Uses common sense and the law when rendering decisions

  • Serves the residents as a Full-time Judge
  • Has no other professional or job obligations to detract from Court responsibilities
  • Nicknamed "Judge on Wheels" due to her maintaining an office in Kent and travelling thoughout Connecticut to accommodate local families in the multiple town probate district
  • Upon election immediately increased hours  to full time making the Court more accessible
  • Always accessible 24/7/365 by phone (860) 201-7431 or by email: diane@judgeblick.com

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