NH Guardianships – Not Like Those in “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver”
On June 3, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver delivered a funny but eye-opening examination of the guardianship process in...
On June 3, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver delivered a funny but eye-opening examination of the guardianship process in...
One of the more significant decisions from the New Hampshire Supreme Court as it relates to the area of Trusts...
In an eight-to-one decision, the U.S. Supreme Court approved of the retroactive application of revocation-on-divorce statutes—laws that revoke beneficiary designations...
At our request, NH Probate Court Justice Mark Weaver has certified for interlocutory appeal an important standing issue of first...
The MA and NH Trust Codes offer trustees important opportunities to reduce the statutes of limitations for actions to contest...
In our cases, demands and actions for accountings by attorneys-in-fact under powers of attorney are a common feature. We have...
My view, often expressed to clients and in presentations, is that capacity is the key issue in most undue influence...
I presented on April 18 at a National Business Institute education program for New Hampshire lawyers "Probate Administration From Start...
With the highest duties in law and significant liability exposure, fiduciaries generally are entitled and, in the exercise of due...
My colleague George Cushing and I will be joining Joseph Bierwirth, Jr. as panelists in the MCLE 19th Annual New...
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