When Sowerby & Moustakis Law Is the Right Fit for Your Legal Needs

Choosing the right law firm is one of the most important decisions you can make for your family, your business, or your future. At Sowerby & Moustakis Law, we combine experience, compassion, and community roots to deliver results that give our clients peace of mind.

Here are the top five reasons clients across Southern New Hampshire choose us:

Reason 1: Recognized Experience in New Hampshire

Founder and Managing Member Peter Moustakis has been elected President of the New Hampshire Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA). He is also an active member of the New Hampshire Bar Association, Massachusetts Bar Association, and NAELA nationally. These credentials demonstrate trusted leadership in estate planning, elder law, and beyond.

“Knowledgeable, organized, responsive, articulate, approachable, good-humored, thorough, skilled, these are all the words I’d use to describe Peter.” – Julie T.

Reason 2: We Make the Process Easy

Clients come to us expecting estate planning, elder law, or probate to be stressful. They leave saying, “This was easier than I thought.” We focus on simplifying the process, breaking down complex issues into clear steps, and tailoring explanations to your decision style.

“We thought setting up a trust was going to be hard, but Peter made the process so smooth and easy. He was responsive, professional, and helpful in explaining the whole process.” – Rebeccah C.

Reason 3: Local Roots and Community Connection

We are part of the Southern New Hampshire community. Our office is in Amherst, and we serve clients across Milford, Hollis, Nashua, Bedford, and nearby towns. Peter has served as Town Moderator for Amherst, chaired the town’s Ways and Means Committee, and held leadership roles in local bar associations. When you hire Sowerby & Moustakis, you work with a law firm that lives and serves where you do.

Unlike large out-of-state firms, our clients know us by name. “Danielle picks up the phone and remembers you from two years ago. It’s not just another transaction.” – Peter Moustakis

Reason 4: Integrated Planning for Families and Businesses

Most firms handle either estate planning or business law. We bring them together. If you are a business owner, we integrate business succession planning into your estate plan, ensuring your company and your family are both protected. That combination makes us unique among small law firms in New Hampshire.

“Because of how we blend the small business law portion into estate planning, attorneys often refer clients to us who need both.” – Peter Moustakis

Reason 5: Proven Client Satisfaction

Our clients consistently describe us as thorough, organized, and approachable. They value that we listen, take time to understand their goals, and provide solutions that fit their lives. We are proud of our many five-star reviews and the trust our community places in us.

“Peter is wonderful to work with. He is knowledgeable and has a clear, concise, and peaceful demeanor that helps clients’ peace of mind. Would 100% recommend!” – Client review

Explore Top Reasons by Practice Area

Each area of law comes with its own challenges and its own reasons clients trust us. Explore the reasons to choose Sowerby & Moustakis Law for the services that matter most to you:

Serving Southern New Hampshire

From Amherst to Milford, Hollis, Nashua, Bedford, and beyond, families and businesses choose Sowerby & Moustakis Law because we provide more than legal documents. We provide guidance, peace of mind, and confidence that your future is protected.

Schedule your free consultation today and discover why so many clients trust us with their most important decisions.

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