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Distracted Driving – What You Need to Know

Distracted driving involves engaging in any activity that takes your attention away from the road.  In New Hampshire, texting while driving, adjusting a GPS or physically interacting with any handheld device are considered illegal distractions.  Novice drivers and those holding Commercial Drivers’ Licenses have additional restrictions and penalties. While distracted […]

October 23, 2018

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Miranda Rights Weren’t Read- Now What?

If you or someone you know has ever been arrested, or if you have watched most any episode of a crime show, you probably know that upon arrest you have many constitutional rights, many of which the police will often recite. What if the police fail to review these important […]

August 16, 2018

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Don’t Risk Your Compensation- Follow Doctor’s Orders

If you have been injured and are making a claim for your losses, it is critical that you faithfully follow your doctor’s orders. Whether the injury occurred on the job, in an auto accident, or from a slip and fall, following your doctor’s orders is not only essential for your […]

July 6, 2018

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Boating under the Influence – Know the Law, Understand the Risks

Boating is one of the favorite summer activities here in the Lakes Region; one we hope you will enjoy safely. It is important to note that New Hampshire’s Driving Under the Influence (DUI) laws extend beyond dry land. Boating Under the Influence (“BUI”) laws refer to the prohibition of operating […]

July 6, 2018

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12 Things to do Following an Auto Accident

Car accidents can be stressful events that raise a number of questions at once:  Should I call the police? Should I move my car?  When should I make a claim?  Below is a list of steps to take after an accident, if possible. Check yourself and your passengers for injuries […]

April 30, 2018

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Durable Power of Attorney: How to Avoid Unintentional Revocation

During an emotionally difficult time, a Durable Power of Attorney offers peace of mind to loved ones by clearly stating your wishes at a time when you are unable to do so. However, it is possible to unintentionally revoke this document, also referred to as an “Advance Directive”. Here are […]

March 12, 2018

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Estate Planning: Retain Control Over Your Healthcare

It is uncomfortable to contemplate a time when you may be unable to make decisions for yourself, due to unconsciousness or incapacity, but such a situation is precisely when critical healthcare decisions must be made. A Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare and Living Will Declaration (“Durable POA” for short) […]

March 12, 2018

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Income Property- It’s More than Cashing Rent Checks

Too often, people enter the world of income property expecting it to be simple: sign a lease, prepare the unit and collect rental checks. They quickly find it to be far more complex. New Hampshire law imposes extensive requirements on landlords and, while the laws can appear relatively straightforward, there […]

January 2, 2018

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Marijuana Decriminalization – What You May Not Know

New Hampshire’s law decriminalizing the possession of marijuana, which took effect on September 16th, mitigates prosecution for possession of small amounts of cannabis. However, this law, which reduces the criminal charge to a violation level non-criminal offense is very specific; not all possession has been decriminalized. Adults 18 and over […]

January 2, 2018

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Co-Parenting Plans and Holidays

Divorce or separation often disrupt long-standing holiday traditions. It is challenging for parents to put aside their own feelings of loss to create new traditions for the children or continue their former traditions. A well-written, thorough Parenting Plan provides parents a guidebook to rely on. It is important to remember […]

January 2, 2018

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