Will Contests & Estate Litigation New Hampshire
How to Legally Remove an Executor for Stealing or Mismanagement in New Hampshire
Being named the executor (or administrator) of an estate is a position of absolute trust. Families rely on this person to gather the deceased's assets, pay off valid debts, and dis...
Resolving Beneficiary Disputes Over Family Cabins and Lakefront Estates in New Hampshire
Inheriting a generational family camp on Lake Winnipesaukee in Moultonborough or a quiet waterfront cottage on Lake Sunapee often begins with shared nostalgia, but municipal tax re...
Contesting a Will Based on Dementia or Alzheimer's in New Hampshire
Discovering that an aging parent suffering from moderate-to-severe Alzheimer's disease or vascular dementia signed a new will shortly before passing-abruptly cutting out lifelong b...
Suing for Undue Influence Over an Estate in New Hampshire
Discovering that your parent or loved one drastically changed their estate plan right before they passed away is heartbreaking. When a lifetime of promises is suddenly reversed in...
Can a Surviving Spouse Be Legally Disinherited in New Hampshire Estate Litigation?
Unlike states that have adopted the Uniform Probate Code's "augmented estate" system-which automatically pools revocable trusts, joint accounts, and life insurance into a single po...