Unforeseen life events can put a burden on your finances. A job loss or a medical emergency is enough to make you worry about affording your child’s expenses. Skipping payments or reducing the amount may cross your mind, but these actions can carry harsh penalties....
It could be argued that virtually everyone in the United States will eventually need an estate plan. It can be a useful tool for one’s family in many ways, helping them distribute assets, make medical decisions and otherwise cope with the incapacitation or death of...
Drug trafficking is an illegal industry that affects millions of people and communities worldwide. It generates billions of dollars in revenue, making it the most lucrative form of business for criminal organizations. Drug trafficking businesses must cultivate,...
Criminal mischief is the term used to describe the offense of intentionally or recklessly damaging public or another person’s property. This damage can take many forms, either through defacement, tampering or vandalism. In New Hampshire, the offense is typically a...
Of all the decisions you have to make when you’re putting your estate plans, together, one of the most significant may be deciding who should be your executor. This is the person who has to make certain that your estate is managed properly, in accordance with both the...
Maybe you’ve heard this before, and maybe you haven’t, but there’s an urban legend that’s been making the rounds for more than a decade now that says a penny can magically get you out of a potential drunk driving charge. According to this popular belief, you can drink...
Serial numbers may look like a random assortment of characters, but they’re invaluable in helping deter theft and counterfeiting. While they’re called “serial numbers,” they often combine numbers with letters and other characters to ensure the item bearing them has a...
New Hampshire is an equitable distribution state, meaning that your marital assets will be divided fairly in your divorce. This doesn’t mean that those assets will be split in half, so there might be some work to do to secure the resources you deserve. But before you...
Police officers who suspect people of drunk driving typically start trying to gather evidence as soon as they have questions about someone's sobriety. They may capture video footage of erratic driving from inside their vehicle and record the conversation they have...
Encounters with police officers make most people nervous. Sometimes police officers count on this and use your anxiety to get you to talk or answer questions to get information. This is why it is important to know your rights when it comes to talking with police...
