Close

Kyle Amell

When Tree Cutting Goes Too Far: NH Timber Trespass Laws

These days, “tree thieves” are rarely sneaking onto private property with the express purpose of destroying or stealing lumber. However, New Hampshire’s timber trespass laws are still regularly applied by law enforcement officers and private litigants. This is because neighbors and tree service companies often misjudge property lines and cut […]

March 23, 2023

Read More

Are You Overpaying on New Hampshire Property Taxes?

Many New Hampshire residents are reassessing their finances this winter. Part of that assessment should be a close look at your New Hampshire property tax bill. If you are paying more than your fair share of New Hampshire property taxes, you may be entitled to a reduction, commonly referred to […]

January 20, 2023

Read More

Possessing a Fake ID Can Have Serious Consequences

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 […]

August 9, 2022

Read More

Boating Under the Influence – What You Need to Know

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 […]

June 10, 2022

Read More

Nanny Cams: What Parents Need to Know

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 […]

April 25, 2022

Read More

Underage Drinking – Understanding the Legal Consequences

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 […]

March 24, 2022

Read More

DUI Traffic Stops- Helpful Tips

During the holidays, especially, it’s important to remember that even one drink can be too many. If you are stopped and the officer smells alcohol on your breath, it is likely that you will be questioned for suspicion of driving under the influence.  If this happens, consider these tips: Stop […]

January 5, 2022

Read More

Wescott Law Welcomes New Attorney

Wescott law is proud to announce the addition of attorney Kyle Amell to their Laconia office in January of 2021. A cum laude graduate of Boston College Law School, Amell practiced for over a year as a student attorney in two of the school’s clinics – the Boston College Defenders […]

February 1, 2021

Read More