In a June 15, 2022, Order, the Honorable David A. Anderson, penned a detailed analysis of New Hampshire’s summary judgment standards, ultimately ruling in the negative on Defendant’s motion for summary judgment in a land contract dispute.
The crux of the case centered around a purchase and sale agreement entered into by Plaintiff Fisher Cat Development, LLC, (“Plaintiff”) and Defendant … Read the rest
There are so many things we all need to take care of as we live our life. Work is always at the top of that list, because we have to pay our bills. Of course, that money is also used for vacations and so much more. With things getting so expensive, we are seeing many people choosing to DIY numerous … Read the rest
“A petition to quiet title quiets title as against the world with respect to the land at issue.” Porter v. Coco, 154 N.H. 353 (2006). Because human beings write title opinions, conclusions may differ. When they do, a person claiming an interest in real estate may ask the superior court to confirm to “the world” the existence of … Read the rest
When was the last time you pulled up your property tax card to read it? If you are like most people, you have never seen your property tax card. And yet, we guarantee you pay your property taxes on time every year. Well, this is the year to check out your property tax card and see what is on it. … Read the rest
Setting up a living trust may currently be the last thing on your mind. After all, you plan on living for a very long time. But no one can predict the future or what can happen in a blink of an eye. Living trusts are designed to protect your wishes and keep your family from experiencing a lengthy probate. So, … Read the rest
As a person who lives in the state of New Hampshire, you probably discover private roads while out driving. Every time you pass one of those roads, you might wonder why it is private. Or you might wonder what the difference is between a private road and any other road in the state. Well, today we are going to share … Read the rest
