People usually marry with hopes that their relationship will last. However, for some couples, splitting up is unavoidable, and those individuals face divorce proceedings. The separation of property is a strong fear for many individuals. There are eight key factors to know about property division, particularly in New Hampshire.
These are just a few of the many elements … Read the rest
When your child is preparing to go off to college, it’s important that they take with them certain personal records. If any legal issues come up at college, your student would be well-advised to contact a reputable lawyer for support and assistance. While it would be tremendously unfortunate, it’s also possible that your child could be involved in some kind … Read the rest
More than 90 million Americans have pets in their households, but the vast majority of these individuals don’t think to make any kind of allowances for what should become of their pets in the event of their demise. Comprehensive estate planning should include some kind of provisions for care of your pet when you pass on, so those decisions … Read the rest
On June 24, 2022, the governor enacted House Bill 1661 into law. The following is a summary of the key changes to the land use planning and zoning process:
RSA 673:3-a authorizes but does not require training for planning board and zoning board members. It does, however, require the office of … Read the rest
In an opinion handed down July 21, 2022, the New Hampshire Supreme Court (the
“Court) clarified its position on the standard for which a planning board decision will be
considered final, and thus triggering the appellate review process.
In Stergiou v. City of Dover (Case No. 2021-0139), the Court reviewed an appeal of a
trial court order denying Defendant … Read the rest
A general estate plan often includes a trust. Its purpose is generally to provide for underage relatives who are unable to provide for their own care. It can include family pets as well. Sometimes it is also prepared as a guarantee that the preparer’s exact wishes for the distribution of assets are carried out fully and precisely. When a trust … Read the rest
Neighborhoods around the country are full of neighbors. Some of those neighbors are amazing. Others are almost non-existent because you barely see them. Then there are those neighbors who won’t get the neighbor-of-the-year award anytime soon. You know the neighbors we are talking about. The terrible neighbors who party all night, make too much noise, and even throw garbage onto … Read the rest
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
Throughout your life, you have probably heard a few common legal terms thrown about in conversation. You may have also heard these words used in the news, during your favorite television shows, or even while watching a movie. Understanding legal jargon can be difficult if you do not hear it all of the time. We want you to understand some … Read the rest
