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Archives for May 2019

Stop Lying to Yourself Get Your Will and Estate Plan Created Today

Everyday, in some way, each of us begins each new day by lying to ourselves that nothing “bad” will happen to us today. It’s like it’s part of our human nature. We know that people are involved in accidents every day that end their lives or incapacitate them; that’s just it, we tell ourselves that it will happen to someone … Read the rest

Filed Under: Estate Planning Tagged With: accidental death, chance of dying, motorcycle death, vehicle death, will

Two Road Bills Being Considered in Concord

The General Court is considering two bills of note dealing with roads this year.  One bill would affect the non-maintenance period for highways to summer cottages, and the other is a renewed effort to impose maintenance obligations on owners of residential property on private roads.

Highways to Summer Cottages

Municipalities are exempt from maintaining highways to summer cottages from December … Read the rest

Filed Under: Road Law Tagged With: Class V roads, Class VI roads, highway to summer cottages, private roads, road maintenance, roads easements

Remember to Review Your Estate Plan and the Events That Should Remind You To Do It

Great, you created your estate plan; and by getting crucial documents drafted and signed, you are ahead of most people in planning for your future. An estate plan is not a “set it and forget it” type of thing. The only thing worse than not having an estate plan, is to have one that does not match the person’s goals … Read the rest

Filed Under: Estate Planning Tagged With: accident, adoption, birth of a child, divorce, Estate Plan, marriage

How Northern Pass Appeal of State Citing Decision Works

On May 15, 2019, the New Hampshire Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the appeal of Northern Pass. The New Hampshire Site Evaluation Committee (“SEC”) denied the application to build the 192-mile electric transmission line across the state from the Canadian border down to the Massachusetts border in February, 2018. Each side will get 50 minutes to present their … Read the rest

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Northern Pass, Site Evaluation Committee

Construction and Permission: The Importance of Obtaining Land Use Permits Prior to Building

In New Hampshire and other states around the U.S., state law requires that individuals obtain permission from local and/or state/federal agencies prior to construction of new or renovated structures. These permissions depend on the type of construction sought, and can range from local planning and zoning approvals (such as building permits, variances, and/or special exceptions) to complex permissions of governmental … Read the rest

Filed Under: Legislation, Real Estate Law Tagged With: building permit, land use, planning and zoning

Choosing the Right Person to be the Executor of Your Estate

First and foremost, just because you have been named in someone’s Will as the Executor of their Estate does not mean that you are automatically the Executor as soon as that person has died.  Being named in someone’s Will as their Executor only means that you have been nominated.  The probate court must appoint you as the Executor before … Read the rest

Filed Under: Estate Planning Tagged With: executor, probate

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