New Hampshire Personal Injury Attorneys
24/7 Call Answering 603.713.0100…have questions and concerns about Joint Ownership of property and accounts in their estate plans. In joint ownership, two or more persons share an undivided fractional ownership in property with rights of survivorship. This mechanism is effective for avoiding probate, because the property passes automatically upon the death of one joint owner to the surviving […]
Read MoreNew Hampshire’s ski industry is a major part of the state’s economy. On a yearly basis, the industry can bring as much as one billion dollars into the state. Ski resorts dot New Hampshire from the White Mountains to Hillsborough County. But as popular as the sport is, skiing (and ski lifts/tramways) can also be […]
Read MoreNew 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 roundup of some of the changes which could impact home buyers, sellers, or other property owners in Nashua, Milford, Merrimack, and elsewhere around Southern […]
Read MoreJack S. White and Israel F. Piedra recently served as volunteer judges for New Hampshire high school mock trial and “We the People” competitions. The mock trial competition was held in Nashua at Hillsborough County Superior Court South. Among the mock trial judges were United States federal court Judge Joseph N. Laplante. Several New Hampshire […]
Read MoreAs the popularity of ridesharing apps like Uber and Lyft has risen over the past few years, so has the debate surrounding the controversial services. And with Uber extending its operation into Manchester in October of 2014 and subsequently expanding to cover most of southern New Hampshire, many residents may be wondering; is Uber legal […]
Read MorePurchase and sale agreements are a necessary component of the home-buying experience. After weeks, months, or years of searching for the perfect home, it can be tempting to rush through the paperwork. But before you sign off on your purchase and sales agreement, take a look at the top of the page. Does it say […]
Read MoreAttorney Michael J. Fontaine, a director and shareholder of Welts, White, and Fontaine, serves on the New Hampshire Bar Association’s Committee on Cooperation with the Courts and was recently named as the Committee’s liaison to both the Family Law and Workers’ Compensation Sections of the N.H. Bar. As a liaison, Attorney Fontaine’s role is to […]
Read MoreAttorney 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 “alternative sentencing programs” in New Hampshire which aim to tackle drug-related crimes with substance abuse treatment and monitoring rather than prison sentences. The Nashua […]
Read MoreIn general, a transfer of the family home without consideration (i.e. a gift) within 5 years of an application for Medicaid will make the parent ineligible to receive Medicaid based nursing home care. One very important exception is the “Caregiver Child Exception”. Pursuant to 42 U.S.C.A. 1396p (c) (2) (A) (iv), the period of ineligibility […]
Read More…when one of their parents is confronted with the possibility of nursing home care. When parents are confronted with the prospect of one spouse entering into a nursing home there are, naturally, a great deal of concerns and questions to answer. There are some options such as home based care, adult day care, and other […]
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