Hallett v. Hallett: NH Trust Docket Trustee Liability Decision
This case does not make any new law, but illustrates a number of important principles for fiduciary breach claims against...
This case does not make any new law, but illustrates a number of important principles for fiduciary breach claims against...
Financial exploitation of the elderly is a common theme in our work. Entitled "Exploitation of the Elderly Can Begin with...
https://youtu.be/VQTvFOn4ELI In addition to publishing commentary that lawyers may find helpful, we want to provide information and guidance for the...
Counsel must evaluate whether this Order has utility in a given case. (Note: Ralph Holmes is currently retired from McLane...
Counsel must evaluate whether this Order has utility in a given case. (Note: Ralph Holmes is currently retired from...
In decisions establishing new law in New Hampshire for the discipline of professional guardians, Judge Gary Cassavechia, acting as Judicial...
In Heyn v. Director of Medicaid, the Massachusetts Appeals Court in an April 15, 2016 decision considered whether provisions in a self-settled...
Although the NH Supreme Court's decision in Brooks v. Allen does not establish new law, it is important precedent for the...
Thanks to Charles Ranson who served as an expert witness in the dispute over the fees of the Trustees of the...
Both the NH and MA Probate Courts are vested with exclusive jurisdiction over the composition of their probate estates. What...
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