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Are You Facing a Payment of Judgement Hearing?

If you have been notified to appear in court for a payment of judgment hearing, you may want to take a look at the New Hampshire statute 524:6-a entitled “Periodic Payment of Judgments.”  First and foremost, make every effort to attend the scheduled hearing.  Debtors’ prisons are a thing of the distant past, so you […]

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5 Things to Consider Before Starting a Family Business

The SBA says that 90% of all American businesses are family owned or controlled. When small businesses are owned and operated by families, family values and business goals must be balanced. Each family owned business needs to address the issues in their own personal way. However, it is important to keep communications open, identify the […]

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A Sinkhole of a Different Kind

With all the discussion of sinkholes in the news, I started thinking about a different kind of sinkhole: the financial sinkhole.  Perhaps you own a small company and have problems collecting on your receivables or you have made loans that you can’t get repaid.  If your customers don’t pay, it can become like a financial […]

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Important Changes to the NH Child Support Guideline

Changes to the New Hampshire child support guidelines that take effect on July 1, 2013 will allow higher wage earners to pay less child support than under current guidelines.  Under the current guidelines, child support is payable at a consistent percentage of the parties’ net income solely based upon how many children were to be […]

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Contempt of Court in a Divorce Case

Following a divorce, many people find themselves in a position of hopelessness when their former spouse refuses to comply with a clear court order. However, New Hampshire law provides that a judge may find a person in contempt “upon a finding of the violation of any Court order”. Upon a finding of contempt, the judge […]

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Does Medicare Pay for Long Term Care?

One of the more common questions we are asked by our estate planning clients (usually on behalf of an aging parent or loved one) involves long term care expenses and to what degree they are paid for by “Medicare”? The short answer is: Medicare does not pay for “long term care”. But the “short answer” requires […]

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Should Your Executor Have Control of Your Social Media Accounts?

Digital assets are a relatively new area to consider when determining how to distribute your assets after death. Social media accounts are considered a digital asset, even though often the content posted by the deceased belongs to the provider, not the former user. There is a growing desire by family and friends to turn Facebook […]

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Applying for Guardianship or Conservatorship

“I need information about the process to apply for a Guardianship or a Conservatorship. Can you please provide this information?” Answer: To initiate a guardianship or conservatorship, an interested party must file a petition to the court. The petition will state the petitioner’s relationship to the prospective ward. The petition also will state facts that […]

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