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Driving while impaired may change your life forever. After all, not only may you have to deal with the legal consequences of your actions, but you may also have the sort of record that often makes it difficult to obtain or keep employment. If officers have reasonable...
After a person dies, the state supervises the administration of his or her estate in a process called probate. New Hampshire does not require every estate to go through probate. Review the state's probate rules to inform your estate plans and ensure your executor can...
You may not immediately think about calling a lawyer in the wake of receiving a New Hampshire traffic ticket, but, depending on circumstances, doing so may prove helpful to your case. A speeding ticket or another type of traffic violation has the potential to impact...
For married couples, purchasing a home is often part of realizing the American dream. After all, not only do houses tend to appreciate over time, but they also often constitute a couple’s most valuable asset. In New Hampshire, divorcing spouses typically receive an...
When New Hampshire authorities charge you with driving while intoxicated and you wind up with a conviction, know that your wallet may take a hit on the days and months to come. Even if it is your first time facing a drunk driving charge, you may have to pay big fines...
The timing of a couple's divorce may come as a surprise to those who know them. Perhaps they were especially good at hiding their issues from family and friends. Overall, there is a seasonality to divorce filings. There are some times of the year where family law...
When it comes time to bring about the legal termination of your marriage, the court may not need to know the reasons. New Hampshire allows no-fault and at-fault divorce filings. Find out the difference between the two and decide for yourself if one better suits your...
A power of attorney gives someone you trust legal permission to act on your behalf if you cannot manage financial matters. In New Hampshire, the Uniform Power of Attorney Act defines and governs this legal document. Learn more about why and how to use a New Hampshire...
Driving while intoxicated can result in serious criminal penalties in New Hampshire. Law enforcement can arrest you for obvious drug impairment or blood alcohol content of above 0.08% in a traffic stop. Review the legal penalties for a DWI conviction in New Hampshire....
Roughly 60% of adults in the U.S. do not have a will, and you may be among them. Preparing a will is often the first step in estate planning and one that will give you and your loved ones peace of mind. Even if you are a millennial or younger, making a will is a good...
