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0 Answers | Asked in Uncategorized for New Hampshire on
Q: In the event someone borrowed my $1,000 mountain bike and he left it on someone's summer property in December and the

Owners of the property saw him on there cameras and they called the police. He ran and left my bike behind are the cops allowed to keep it? His court dates are all cleaned up and they wanted proof it was mine so I showed pictures of it in my yard and they are saying that it could have been stolen... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Employment Discrimination and Employment Law for New Hampshire on
Q: Does New Hampshire have a specific statute for employee reinstatement under the ADA?

I am currently employed at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. I took a long term medical leave of absence in July 2022 due to complications from stage 4 breast cancer. I have been trying to return to work for several months with no calls or email replies. I finally went physically on yard to talk with my... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Business Formation, Business Law and Land Use & Zoning for New Hampshire on
Q: Hello, I would like to open up a meditative retreat in Bradford NH in residential zoning area. What is involved?

I would like information on how to proceed, would like a legal presentation for the town hearing, and information on what I need for the retreat itself.

Also, there is a crossing needed across the stream. What is needed for that?

0 Answers | Asked in Landlord - Tenant for New Hampshire on
Q: Own a home on land I rent land owners selling land what rights do I have?

We own a manufactured home that has two additions a manufactured room and a room that is built on top of a series of poured concrete pillars that are set below the frost line so I'm not sure if it makes the entire dwelling permanent? We have rented the .69 acre piece of land that we reside on... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Landlord - Tenant for New Hampshire on
Q: Own a home on land I rent land owners selling land what rights do I have?

We own a manufactured home that has two additions a manufactured room and a room that is built on top of a series of poured concrete pillars that are set below the frost line so I'm not sure if it makes the entire dwelling permanent? We have rented the .69 acre piece of land that we reside on... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Domestic Violence for New Hampshire on
Q: Can the defendant of a restraining order sue me in another state for an unrelated matter as a form of retaliation?

I have a restraining order in my state where I am the protected party. The defendant no showed a contempt hearing and was fined. His counsel threatened me that if I didn't back off they would sue me saying I violated the release I signed for a family member's trust where we were both... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Products Liability, Cannabis & Marijuana Law and Civil Litigation for New Hampshire on
Q: In New Hampshire, we are looking to open a clinic that offers Doctor Prescribed Semaglutde.

In New Hampshire, we are looking to open a clinic that offers Doctor Prescribed Semaglutde. The Doctor is a consultant, the clinic is not owned by the doctor nor does he/she/they/them have any controlling interest. The Script is then filled via a remote pharmacy and shipped to our facility so the... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Estate Planning, Family Law, Real Estate Law and Elder Law for New Hampshire on
Q: curiuos about probate court. my dad passed and just me and my brother. where can i find my dad's will think he made one?

my dad had an financial advisor she was also dealing in family matters probate few different things. I tried reaching out to her with no response. my brother is not being honest with me I feel and not giving me any information really. wants me to sign over my dad's estate so he can be... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Probate for New Hampshire on
Q: I had my first and last name legally changed; how do I notify the schools I attended of the name changes?

I went to school in Indiana and now live in New Hampshire.

0 Answers | Asked in Construction Law for New Hampshire on
Q: Contractor quote changed and work needed changed, being overcharged / double-charged?

I received a quote - one to assess damage in my home, and one with a range of what those damages might cost to repair. Contractor arrived to assess damage, which ended up being minimal, and didn't follow the outline of the assessment and separate repair, but combined all of the work into one... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Banking and Consumer Law for New Hampshire on
Q: Hi, I have a locked cash app card. My ex has it and tries to use it a lot event though it’s locked. Is it illegal?

The app/account is deleted but he keeps trying to use it even though it doesn’t work. I HAD a protection order in place that has since been stopped for abuse.

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answered on Nov 17, 2023

In New Hampshire, unauthorized use of a financial instrument, like a cash app card, can be considered illegal, especially if the card is registered in your name.

Even if the card is locked and the account is deleted, attempts to use it could potentially be viewed as attempted fraud or...
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0 Answers | Asked in Family Law for New Hampshire on
Q: if 1 of the parents is aggressive towards agent and tells them to get a court order what are the other parents options

CPS came today to talk with children, Father was extremely rude and confrontational and wouldn't let Mother or children speak to agent at all. He then told agent to leave and come back with a court order to talk to children. What can we expect or what should we be worried about when they do... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights, Contracts and Real Estate Law for New Hampshire on
Q: can my manufactured housing co-op which is resident owned fine me for non attendance of the annual meeting

this is their wording on an illegal by our contract mail-in vote...attendance to annual meetings is mandatory for all members .The board will consider any requests for absentee ballots that include a reason such as hospitalization or out of state .attendance to the annual is a basic responsibility... View More

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answered on Nov 12, 2023

RSA 205-A defines a manufactured housing park as any parcel of land under common ownership or control that contains, or is designed to contain, two or more manufactured housing units such as mobile homes. Owners and operators of manufactured housing parks are prohibited from:

Requiring more...
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1 Answer | Asked in Family Law and Child Custody for New Hampshire on
Q: Can you get guardianship of a family member (baby nephew), if both family member and parent agrees, without a hearing!
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answered on Nov 7, 2023

I'm confused by your question.

The family member who "agrees" is a baby nephew? How old?

A parent also agrees. What about the other parent?

No, a court would not grant a guardianship without a hearing.

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights, Constitutional Law and Gov & Administrative Law for New Hampshire on
Q: is it against policy in NH to serve the same meal option EVERY DAY? bologna EVERY DAY?? Green moldy bologna??

Hello. My husband is incarcerated currently and he is served the same lunch option EVERY DAY! Bologna. Green rotten bologna that is inedible, like they are animals. I don't know much about how much the state benefits from taxes )amount wise) but i DO know what I pay in taxes and the state of... View More

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answered on Nov 5, 2023

If your husband is receiving inadequate meals in incarceration, this may be a matter to bring to the attention of the appropriate authorities within the correctional facility. Each state has standards for prisoner treatment that typically include the provision of nutritious and safe meals. Moldy... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Landlord - Tenant for New Hampshire on
Q: We lost an eviction hearing and were given a 90 day discretionary stay. During the discretionary stay order the neighbor

Kids tested positive for high levels of lead. We have made all payments for the stay and the landlord had granted us stay in the apt since we have been on time with the rent payments. However now the property needs to be lead abated and us relocated. He's telling us he's going to take it... View More

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answered on Oct 23, 2023

In New Hampshire, landlords have an obligation to provide habitable premises, and the presence of high lead levels could violate this. If the property needs lead abatement and you must be relocated, the landlord's duty to provide habitable housing remains, regardless of your eviction status.... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Bankruptcy for New Hampshire on
Q: I recently acquired a debt of $82,000.00 to the veteran’s administration.

For the past six years the VA overpaid me for compensation and pension benefits. All that time I thought the benefit was a lifetime benefit. My stupidity is no excuse, but the VA paid me the benefits every month. At the time VA homeless shelter personnel collaborated with me to get the compensation... View More

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answered on Oct 17, 2023

Your Justia inquiry came in as a "Bankruptcy" question, so I assume you think that is the way to go. It might be. First, you may be judgment proof and filing might be unnecessary. Second, the VA might have a process in place to deal with this. If it's Bankruptcy, I'm... View More

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