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0 Answers | Asked in Uncategorized for New Hampshire on
Q: Need to limit or quash subpoenas for bank records to my previous LLC

My sister who was an investor and member of the Delaware LLC I formed is going through divorce and her husband subpoenaed the bank accounts for the LLC. My sister made a one-time investment in 2018 and the LLC is resolved since. Her husband is fishing for things to hurt me and my sister. She lives... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Health Care Law for New Hampshire on
Q: I am a psychiatric provider in NH. Can I redact my assessment part of the chart due to pt-provider relationship?

I complete a full intake, biopsychosocial, medications, medical, etc. After completion, I have a small paragraph I write for assessment and on going evaluations. This is where I may say pt is malingering, etc. I have no problem releasing the rest of the chart but I do have a problem releasing... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Car Accidents and Criminal Law for New Hampshire on
Q: i was convicted of a class b felony operating after suspention with bodily injury, to make a long story short i got a 67

thousand dollar restituion for a car accident my criminal restitution has me paying a insurence company 27 grand for a truck and then paying the insured wife for the truck also this was 18 years ago im just trying to get my licence back and found out that i was sued civily for the same matter and... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Consumer Law, Civil Litigation and Small Claims for New Hampshire on
Q: my car was being repaired and the estimate given was $1000. After they fixed it they told me the bill was $2000. I was

getting unemployment as this was during covid but there was a complication so it was delayed so I didnt have the $2000. I was already late making my car payments so I decided to give the car up. i had already been notified I was up for reposession so I told the lien holder where they could pick it... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Real Estate Law for New Hampshire on
Q: To Whom It May Concern,My question is that my property company facilitated a move-out/non-renewal and stated that...

My partner and I were the ones that requested the move-out request. This is false. They used this to give us a non-renewal and a date we need to be out which complies with the lease terms end date. We have been model tenants- never paid rent late, only contacted the company when a repair was... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Probate for New Hampshire on
Q: I’m looking to sell a property that has my late mother’s name with “heirs and assign forever”. Do i need probate or not?

I’m the only child, So been the heir does it mean that the 100% right is transferred to me automatically and i can sell it without probate or i need probate before i can sell the lot in New Hampshire State.

0 Answers | Asked in Employment Law, Civil Rights and Employment Discrimination for New Hampshire on
Q: I was accused of being racist during a dispute at work. Aside from going to HR are there any actions I can take?

I got into a dispute with a person of color at work, ragarding a task that needed to be taken care of. I told the individual they were not going to win the argument, so they needed to walk away. That was all I said, nothing personal, nothing relating to color. The response from this individual, was... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Landlord - Tenant for New Hampshire on
Q: The landlord of a NH home has failed to return security deposit in time limit. Can I sue effectively per RSA 540-A:8b?

It has been more than 30 days since I moved out of a rental in New Hampshire and the property manager has failed to return the security deposit. According to NH RSA 540-A:8b:

"Any landlord who does not comply with RSA 540-A:6, IV or RSA 540-A:7 shall be liable to the tenant in damages... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Landlord - Tenant for New Hampshire on
Q: My grandson signed a lease that states if he gets behind on his rent the owner can charge him $170.00 a day in interest.

Is this possible? He keeps trying to pay to avoid eviction, but at this rate he can’t get caught up.

0 Answers | Asked in Family Law for New Hampshire on
Q: I have asked my ex yes or no question concerning our minor child. she provides a vague response, is this contempt?

Our daughter forgets the password, she stated my ex refused to help her, I asked my ex, she will not directly answer the question. I asked please answer yes or no if our daughter asked for help. She response reach out to the doctor for help. We also need the email my ex set up to gain access.

0 Answers | Asked in Small Claims and Consumer Law for New Hampshire on
Q: What is theft by deception involving car titles

I temporarily parked my car at a small private dealership, because it needed repairs to inspect. I didn't authorize him to repair my car, and, the dealer said I had to sign my title over to him because he couldn't have any untitled crs on his lot, he gave me one of his cars with a 20... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Civil Litigation for New Hampshire on
Q: Can I file a motion to dismiss if I’m being sued?

My 92 y/o grandfather is being sued by his former commercial tenants for “unlawful removal” with loss of revenue of $150k in NH. After depo’s, it appears they have no grounds. Can he file a motion to dismiss or are his only options to settle or go to trial?

0 Answers | Asked in Uncategorized for New Hampshire on
Q: if a manager puts their hands on you and threatens you are you able to press charges and sue establishment

Was arrested for simple assault when asked if press charges against the manager, police fail to answer question even though I called first to report

0 Answers | Asked in Employment Law for New Hampshire on
Q: If I am a remote worker in NH, can my employer out of MO lay me off and hire someone else with only a title change?

My employer told me I would be laid off in 45 days because the business is going another direction. I still have another 30+ days to go. My back fill just called me and was asking about what I do/did. From our conversation, I believe she will be doing the same things that I have been but with a... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Public Benefits for New Hampshire on
Q: I used to live at Eliot Community Human Services which is an agency that used to be my rent payee but when I moved out

of that agency i moved to Amesbury to a different agency which is now called Vin Fen and i need help with tracking down a $ 6000.00 check that i was supposed to get and I was told that the person's name Kerri from Eliot mail it to Vin fen but she was supposed to mail it back to S.

S.I... View More

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on Jul 20, 2024

A New Hampshire attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. Whatever happened to the check along the way is anyone's guess. One option is to look into whether the bank could help you figure out where things went wrong. From what you describe, the Eliot facility... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Identity Theft for New Hampshire on
Q: have a Social Security card have my driver's license for over 15 years I've held a job in MA for the Union 5 yrs

I have paycheck stubs and tax returns I do not understand why they just pulled my driver's license

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