Portable Docks in New Hampshire: Real or Personal Property?
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…
Unmarried Couples Buying a New Home In New Hampshire
Unmarried Couples Buying A New Home In New Hampshire May Want To Consider A Tenancy In Common
When buying a new home you may hear the terms “joint tenants” and “tenants in common,” but what do …
Adverse Possession of Property under New Hampshire Law
The concept of “adverse possession” is one of the oldest doctrines in property law. In simple terms, if a person is deemed to have adversely possessed someone else’s property for a long enough per…
Obtaining a Zoning Variance in New Hampshire
Under New Hampshire law, all towns and cities are required to institute zoning ordinances. The purpose of zoning is to regulate the use of land and keep neighborhoods organized and compatible. More…
Changes in New Hampshire Real Estate Law
New Penalties Possible for Mortgage Lenders and a Clarification on the Taxation of Ground Leases
Every year, the New Hampshire legislature makes numerous changes to state law. This is a brief roun…
Attorney Jay Leonard Named to Nashua Court’s Steering Committee
Attorney Thomas J. Leonard has been named to the Hillsborough County South Drug Court steering committee.
The Nashua court, which recently celebrated its first year of operation, is one of several…
Limited Representation Attorneys
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Land Use Change Taxes
Land, which has been classified as open space land and has been assessed at current use values, is subject to a land use change tax when the use of the land changes such that it no longer qualifies…
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