Dog bite injury claims are treated uniquely in New Hampshire. In most personal injury cases, the plaintiff (injured person) can only recover compensation if they prove they were harmed because…
Nashua, New Hampshire Estate Planning Client Has Questions re: her “stuff” (i.e., passing on personal belongings).
In the immortal words of the late comedian, George Carlin, much of our eff…
New Hampshire is state with many lakes and most modern docks are aluminum docks that regularly move in and out of the water or are wood docks that are hinged at a concrete base. There may be p…
Nashua Estate Planning Client Asks
One of the key questions to address during any discussion about estate planning and probate is to understand the difference between probate and non-probat…
A will, sometimes referred to as a person’s “last will & testament” is a document that a person prepares (usually with the assistance of an estate planning attorney) that sets forth how, a…
Everyone knows that kids are magnets for bumps and bruises. Most of the time a child gets injured, it is nobody’s fault: just the product of an uncoordinated and accident-prone young person.
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Revocable trusts are common estate planning tools in New Hampshire. The trust is established by someone known as a “grantor” (i.e. the person who transfers assets into the trust) and in most i…
It’s a common occurrence: one driver yields the right of way and waves another driver into traffic. Most of the time, the first motorist is doing a favor to the second driver by allowing the…
Nashua Business Owner Has Questions
The Covid-19 pandemic has created a new sense of urgency in the local business community to implement or update their business succession plans. A compr…
We are experiencing an unprecedented pandemic known as Covid-19. There are many unanswered questions as to how to handle a breach of contract during this time. For instance, a vendor in Nas…