New Hampshire Personal Injury Attorneys
24/7 Call Answering 603.713.0100My Parent Died In Nashua Owning Real Estate, Do I Need To Go To Probate Court? Yes, if the deed to the real estate was in your parent’s name only. When a person dies owning real estate in his/her sole name, then the real estate must go through the legal process of Probate Court administration […]
Read MoreLiability waivers Liability waivers – also known as liability releases or “exculpatory contracts” – are almost omnipresent these days. They’re tucked into sign-up forms, on permission slips, in fine print on the backs of tickets, and in the “terms and conditions” on our favorite websites. As explained in a previous blog, Liability Releases And Waivers, […]
Read MoreNashua, New Hampshire start-up business has questions about the basics of operating as an LLC Our firm frequently consults with start-up and mature companies regarding the nature of the terms that govern their business relationship. In the parlance of the LLC, an owner of an LLC is referred to as a “member”. 1. Choice of […]
Read MoreFor the second consecutive year, Welts, White & Fontaine attorney Israel F. Piedra has been selected to Super Lawyers magazine’s “Rising Stars” list. Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the New England region are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. The “Risings Stars” list […]
Read MoreApproximately 5.4 million people live with paralysis across the United States. The majority of these cases are caused by illnesses such as strokes and multiple sclerosis. However, traumatic spinal cord injuries cause approximately 27% of paralyses. It is estimated that 38% of spinal cord injuries are caused by motor vehicle crashes. Obviously, car accidents can […]
Read MoreSome of our estate planning clients are trustees over trusts created by firm clients, or are asked to serve as a trustee or successor trustee over a trust drafted by other attorneys for a parent, sibling, or other relative. What a trustee must do to administer a trust is a common question. Here are some […]
Read More… And What It Means For Windham, NH Clients When people buy or sell a home in New Hampshire, there are many legal documents that are part of the transaction. Often the documents are forms which are very typical or standard, but raise questions and concerns for inexperienced Buyers and Sellers. One of the common […]
Read MoreMany New Hampshire business owners commonly have not reviewed their estate planning documents with an attorney in many years nor have they developed a formal business succession plan. To avoid huge mistakes, business owners should take the time to ask the following pertinent questions: Do I have a will and/or trust and are they up […]
Read MoreWhat Are Motivating Factors For Estate Planning And Business Planning? A recent client consultation touched on the “whys” of estate planning and business planning. As in, what do most people want to accomplish when they come in to our offices? Here is my unofficial “top five” list. 1. Incapacity planning for an aging loved (including […]
Read MoreNashua, NH: The New Hampshire Supreme Court has held that an unmarried man may legally adopt an assenting adult while that adult maintains her legal relationship with her birth mother. The case, entitled In re Y.L., was decided on July 3, 2018 . The result was a major achievement for Welts, White & Fontaine, P.C. attorney […]
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