Blogs
When an Outdated Trust Leads to Years of Family Conflict
A trust written decades earlier no longer reflected the client’s wishes, but he passed away before completing the update, leading to years of family litigation and substantial legal fees.
When an Outdated Power of Attorney Creates a Court Delay
When an outdated document did not clearly authorize the sale of real estate, the family had to seek guardianship to pay for a mother’s care.
New Hampshire Equine Liability: What Barn Owners Need to Know
New Hampshire’s Equine Activity Liability Act offers important protections, but barn owners and equine professionals must understand its limits and take specific steps to preserve them.