Connecticut — Tri-State
Hudson Titles supports Connecticut title insurance and closing work as part of our Tri-State coverage, coordinating with Connecticut counsel where local practice requires it.
Connecticut practice generally requires a licensed Connecticut attorney to certify title and conduct the closing; we coordinate title and settlement around that requirement.
Connecticut transfers are generally subject to state and municipal conveyance taxes, with rates that vary by municipality and by transfer value.
Connecticut records land documents at the town clerk level rather than by county, so recording practice and fees vary by town.
Policies are issued through national underwriters we are appointed with, including CATIC, which is widely used in New England.
Markets served
Service area only: Connecticut is a service area, not an office location. Files are coordinated from our New York and New Jersey offices together with local counsel.
Services available in Connecticut
Questions
Yes, as part of our Tri-State coverage. Because Connecticut practice generally requires a Connecticut attorney to certify title and conduct the closing, we coordinate the title work alongside local counsel.
Premiums are based on the insured amount under the underwriter's filed Connecticut rate schedule, and conveyance taxes and recording charges are itemized separately because they vary by town.
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