Tag: New Hampshire

The NH Supreme Court's decision in Estate of Bourassa (2009) is quite the muddle.  I can't reconcile it with governing law.  Here's my recommendation ...

This pleading is offered as a sample for educational purposes only.  References to law and rules may not be current ...

PRETERMITTED HEIRS (NH LAW)             To protect children and grandchildren from being inadvertently disinherited when omitted in a Will, RSA ...

This Law Summary is designed to educate you on structure and filing for Will Contests in New Hampshire.  The full ...

POWER OF ATTORNEY ACCOUNTINGS (NH LAW) In seminars, I sometimes refer to powers of attorney as "licenses to steal."  Although ...

Trust Material Purposes Updated January 2016             The New Hampshire Trust Code (the “NHTC”) offers parties and the court great ...

A creditor’s receipt of partial payments of a debt of the decedent before expiration of the twelve month deadline to ...

PROBATE LITIGATION LESSONS FOR THE ESTATE PLANNER Updated January 2016 Introduction Due to a variety of demographic changes (we live ...

In In re Estate of Mills, 167 N.H. 125 (2014), the Court clarified that a mortgagee has no duty under ...

In the wrong hands, a power of attorney is a license to steal. It is usually released to a child ...