Legacy Care Law Firm

Under New Hampshire law, a Trustee serves in a fiduciary capacity and is legally obligated to administer trust assets exclusively for the benefit of the beneficiaries while carrying out the intentions expressed in the trust agreement. The New Hampshire Trust...

While many people focus on creating a Last Will and Testament or revocable living trust when they think about estate planning, they often overlook the financial impact that a lengthy stay in a nursing home or other long-term care facility...

The death of a loved one is often followed by a period of grief, uncertainty, and important legal responsibilities. If the deceased left a Last Will and Testament, the probate process typically begins with determining whether that document is legally...

One of the many benefits of creating a comprehensive estate plan is the ability to determine who receives your assets after you are gone. Even the most carefully drafted estate planning documents, however, may not be able to accomplish this...

Remarrying can bring renewed happiness, but it also introduces estate planning challenges that are very different from those faced during a first marriage. By the time you remarry, you may have accumulated significant assets, own a home, operate a business,...

Every Fourth of July, we celebrate the right to determine our own destiny. Yet many Americans leave some of life's most important decisions to state intestacy laws by failing to create an Estate Plan. This Independence Day, learn why declaring...