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24/7 Call Answering 603.713.0100New Hampshire dentist has concerns about the Paid Sick Leave provisions of recent Congressional Acts after her practice reopens. The Department of Labor (DOL) recently issued regulations interpreting the newly enacted expanded Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and paid sick leave provisions of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act. These rules became effective April […]
Read MoreThe Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) introduced several areas of financial assistance for business owners, but one of the more beneficial provisions of the Act is the loan forgiveness outlined under the SBA Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). Most lenders began accepting applications from companies classified as small businesses or sole proprietors on […]
Read MoreOn March 27, 2020, President Donald Trump signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) into law, which is aimed at providing significant tax and non-tax stimulus to individuals and businesses. Created as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the $2.2 trillion package is the most expensive legislation passed in U.S. history. […]
Read MoreEmergency Order #11 permits notarial officers to perform secure, online notarization of legal documents. The order creates an exception to the requirement that the signatory personally appear before the notarial officer. A notarial officer can now witness an act through video conference or other electronic means, where the signatory is at a physical location different […]
Read MoreNashua small business owner asks how and when to start planning to sell their business? New Hampshire has a small business oriented economy. Many owners of established, successful New Hampshire small businesses are baby boomers contemplating retirement. A major part of their retirement funding strategy is a successful exit from their business. The sale of […]
Read MoreThe new “Secure Act” legislation expected to be passed by Congress will affect estate planning & retirement planning in 2020 and beyond. As part of the late 2019 pile of bills expected to be passed to keep the government open, it is anticipated that Congress will pass a bill that will affect the retirement savings […]
Read MoreQ: Nashua estate planning client has questions about whether his parent’s manufactured home is covered by the NH “homestead” allowance? A homestead is a dwelling owned and used as the principal place of residence by the person claiming the homestead. Under RSA 480:1 every person is “entitled to $120,000 worth of his or her homestead, […]
Read MoreNew Hampshire’s recently adopted law on access to and administration of a deceased person’s “digital assets” provides some clarity on a complex issue. Terms of service agreements and privacy policies govern access to social media and email accounts, and most expire when a user dies and are not transferable. Surviving family members are unable to access social media accounts […]
Read More…about the use of a prenuptial agreement to support her estate plan. The use of a prenuptial agreement (defined in New Hampshire as an agreement “wherein a man and a woman in contemplation of marriage may enter into an inter-spousal contract”) can be a polarizing topic with many people viewing these agreements as unromantic and […]
Read MoreNew Hampshire dentists (and other health care professionals) should tread carefully with their agreements with management and consulting vendors. A key issue in a health care transaction between licensed healthcare professionals and non-professionals providing comprehensive management services is whether the agreement will run afoul of state rules prohibiting the corporate practice of medicine, dentistry or […]
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