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Read MoreIn Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 of this series, I highlighted some of the difficulties in proving a personal injury case. In this final blog of the series, I will describe some of the ancillary rules/issues associated with personal injury cases. First, if you become injured in New Hampshire at the fault of […]
Read MoreA court may make orders for the payment of alimony, also known as spousal support, whether temporary or permanent, and for a definite or indefinite period of time, upon the motion of either party for alimony payments if made within 5 years of the Decree of Divorce, taking into consideration the factors enumerated at N.H. […]
Read MoreUnlike child support which has a specific formula, in New Hampshire there is no formula for determining alimony in a divorce case. So how does a Judge decide whether alimony should be awarded and in what amount? It is essentially a “needs versus ability to pay” analysis. New Hampshire law, specifically N.H. RSA 458:19, I, […]
Read MoreStarting in January of 2014, the New Hampshire Circuit Court instituted a trust docket in the Probate Division. The trust docket allows the court system to recognize complicated trust cases where there may be significant assets and which could result in extended litigation. Over the last decade, there has been an effort to liberalize the […]
Read MoreWhen someone is injured in a car accident, slip and fall, or other accident, and wants the person(s) who injured them to pay them money, the injured person must prove four (4) things: duty, breach, causation, and damages. However, to prove each element is not so intuitive. In Part 1 of this blog series, I […]
Read MoreFamily 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 that is not the case and the individual does have enough mental capacity to sign a will. In New Hampshire for a will to […]
Read MoreIt is 2014 and that means that new laws take effect in New Hampshire. One change is that the speed limit on Interstate 93 has now increased from 65 mph to 70 mph starting between exits 17 and 18 to points north, excluding the Fraconia Notch stretch. Another law taking effect will allow bars to […]
Read MorePersonal injury cases, sometimes referred to by lawyers as tort cases, require proof of four (4) things: a duty to act in an reasonable way; a breach of that duty; that the breach of that duty caused injury; and that the breach of that duty caused damages, including medical injuries and monetary losses. Specifically, proof […]
Read MoreWith the prices of cars these days, most everyone gets a loan to buy a car. The bank, finance company, or individual who lends money to you for the car puts a lien on the car which is stated on the title. The loan documents you sign give many rights to the lender if you […]
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