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Diane R. Chace is a distinguished partner at Weber, Carrier, Boiczyk & Chace, LLP, located in New Britain, CT, where she specializes in personal injury, probate, and real estate law. With a wealth of experience spanning over three decades, Attorney Chace has built a reputable practice that emphasizes both legal expertise and client-centered solutions. A graduate of Providence College, Diane earned her Bachelor of Arts with honors in 1989 before obtaining her Juris Doctor from George Washington University Law School in 1992. She was admitted to the Connecticut Bar the same year and became a member of the United States District Court Bar in 1995. Her extensive legal knowledge encompasses not only personal injury and real estate transactions but also estate planning and probate matters. In addition to her legal practice, Diane is well-versed in collaborative divorce and mediation, providing clients with compassionate guidance through complex family law issues. As a member of the Connecticut Bar Association, the New Britain Bar Association, and the Central Connecticut Collaborative Family Law Group, she remains actively engaged in the legal community. Beyond her practice, Diane holds prominent leadership roles, currently serving as the chair of the Board of Directors for the Hospital for Special Care and as a board member for the HSC Foundation. Her past leadership positions include chairing the Community Mental Health Affiliates and the YWCA of New Britain, as well as serving as the past president of the New Britain Bar Association. Diane R. Chace's comprehensive legal knowledge, coupled with her commitment to community involvement, makes her a trusted and respected attorney in New Britain, CT, for individuals navigating personal injury claims, probate processes, and real estate transactions.
Probate attorneys guide families through the estate administration process after a loved one passes. They handle court filings, asset distribution, and dispute resolution. Common matters include estate administration, will contests, heir disputes, trust administration.