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New Hampshire’s autumn season brings not only gorgeous foliage but also additional risk when hiking the State’s mountains. Unfortunately, it may only take a tiny root or a small misstep to transform a day of adventure into a full-blown rescue mission. In addition to medical expenses for treatment, you may […]
Choose a business entity that fits your needs. Understanding and choosing the correct entity type is an essential step in managing a business and mitigating legal exposure. Re-evaluate your business structure periodically as you develop and grow; what worked for you as a start-up may no longer serve your established […]
One of the biggest mistakes a college-aged student can make is to use a false identification card to gain access to a bar or buy alcohol. While it may seem like a harmless act, New Hampshire law enforcement does not take possession of false IDs lightly. If caught with a […]
There are many reasons to form a business, and people often select limited liability companies as their entity of choice. There are many purported resources online, but what are the risks? Is it even safe to use these internet forms and templates? To ensure that your LLC is formed properly […]
Warm weather has returned to the Lakes Region, which means it’s time to get out and enjoy New Hampshire’s beautiful lakes. While a day on the lake is often accompanied by cold beverages, it is important to enjoy your summer fun safely and responsibly. Boating Under the Influence (“BUI”) laws […]
The adversarial nature of the Family Court process can cause spouses to become entrenched in their respective positions, creating lasting conflict. This can prevent parties, and their children, from moving on in a healthy manner. New Hampshire now offers an alternative approach under the Collaborative Law Act that takes the […]
Many parents hire nannies or babysitters for childcare during school vacations. Of course, you would never leave your children with someone you don’t trust, but perhaps you feel a little more comfortable knowing your home surveillance system is capturing their interactions. However, there are some things to consider before setting […]
As the snow starts to melt and temperatures begin to rise, so too do the rates of underage drinking. In 2020, according to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, over 6 million people under twenty-one reportedly drank more than “a few sips” of alcohol. This represents 16% of […]
Many people believe that in order to obtain a Domestic Violence Restraining Order that there must be bruises, or punches thrown, but that is not the case. Abuse is about controlling a person completely, and a closed-fist punch is rarely the first form of abuse to occur. Over time, an […]
Real Estate Tax Abatement Applications are Due By March 1st When is your real estate tax too high? Simply stated, it is when you are paying more than your fair share of your town or city taxes. The real estate tax is assessed based upon the fair market value of […]