Merrimack New Hampshire Clients Ask Whether A Revocable Trust Should be Funded To Avoid Probate
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This question was asked recently at an initia…
New Hampshire Probate Attorneys Can Help Decide if a Will Should be challenged
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You can challenge a will if facts indicate t…
Nashua, NH area estate planning client posed this question:
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“I don’t have a large estate. Do I still nee…
Achieving a Better Life Experience For Americans with Disabilities (the “ABLE Act of 2014”)
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Many Nashua area families who our firm has h…
Probate and the Rules of Estate Administration
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Most New Hampshire families know a friend or…
How “Special” or “Supplemental” Needs Trusts Impact Medicaid and SSI Eligibility
A “special needs trust” (or often referred to as a “supplemental” needs trust) is a trust used for people who have a disability that will allow them to qualify for public assistance benefits such a…
Can Creditors Reach “Inherited IRA” Accounts?
The short answer is: Yes! In the case of Clark v. Rameker, decided on June 12, 1014, the question before the U.S. Supreme Court was whether an individual retirement account (“IRA”) that an adult …
Advanced Health Care Directives: Overlooked but Important Estate Planning Documents
“Advanced health care directive” is a commonly used term for a living will (a form of advance directive, leaving instructions for treatment) and a health care proxy (a specific type of power of at…
If You or a Loved One has Dementia, it May Not be Too Late to Sign a Will!
Family members or friends often discourage those with dementia from seeking legal advice because they feel that the person is not capable of doing planning or executing documents. In many instances…
Estate Planning For Business Owners: Your Business Should Have a “Will”.
Every business (small or large) should have a business succession plan supported by a properly drafted “buy-sell” agreement which acts like a “will” for your business. A good business succession p…
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