It can be very frustrating to learn that a loved one, perhaps a widowed parent, has left what would otherwise be the family inheritance to someone that may have manipulated the person to leave the money and assets to them. Even if the donor has the mental competence to make the gift it is possible ... more

To void a gift based upon challenging the mental competency of the donor is very difficult. A party must have a “sane mind” to make a valid testamentary instrument. See RSA 551:1. To make a valid testamentary instrument, the testator must, at the time the instrument is executed, have the ability to understand the nature ... more

New Hampshire has a recent nursing home bill that should be considered by anyone receiving a gift from an elderly person because he may later be required to transfer the value of the gift to the nursing home if the gift results in the donor becomes ineligible for Medicaid and the law could make representative ... more

When a real estate Purchase & Sale Agreement states if the Seller defaults, the sole remedy is for the buyer to get its deposit back, it is possible the Court may find that the return of the deposit may not be the sole remedy when the seller intentionally defaults. In the December 6, 2013 New Hampshire ... more

The New Act will become effective as of January 1. 2014. How does this affect you and your company? Well the changes are significant and will have a great impact on single member LLC’s as well as multi-member LLC’s. The New Act is organized so that all the sections that deal with single member LLC’s ... more