
What is a Petition to Partition?
Breaking up is never easy. Unfortunately, for couple who cohabitate, it can be as difficult as divorce when shared property is involved. In cases where
Breaking up is never easy. Unfortunately, for couple who cohabitate, it can be as difficult as divorce when shared property is involved. In cases where
Divorce can be an emotionally challenging time for both parents and children. While many divorcing parents strive to prioritize the well-being of their children, some
Reciprocal wills, also known as mutual or mirror wills, are wills made by two or more people, usually spouses or partners, that contain similar provisions
The Police Are Asking Me To Cooperate Against A Friend Sometimes, after arresting, or even before arresting a suspect, the police or prosecutor may suggest
Marijuana is no longer the fear inducing gateway drug of years past. In fact, there has been a growing movement across the United States to
Arrested and Charged With a DUI in NH? In recent news the Massachusetts, Supreme Court upheld the dismissal of a high volume of DUI cases
There is currently legislation pending in the New Hampshire legislature on whether to enact the Uniform Real Property Transfer on Death Act. Commonly known as
I am only looking at a fine, do I need to hire a lawyer? Hiring a lawyer to fight a fine might sound silly. A
Can I get money back for lost wages if I can’t work because of the accident? One of the most devastating aftereffects of an accident
How to Divide Up Retirement Accounts If you’ve started the divorce process or are considering it, then the question of what will happen to your
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