NH Law Answers: July 2013

Thursday, July 18, 2013

Q. Who can give their property to another by will based on NH law?

A. RSA 551:1 states: Every person of the age of eighteen years and married persons under that age, of sane mind, may devise and dispose of their property, real and personal, and of any right or interest they may have in any property, by their last will in writing.

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Monday, July 8, 2013

Q. If I’m convicted of illegal drug possession or sale of illegal drugs after I submit my FAFSA, will it affect my federal financial aid?

A. “If you are convicted of possessing or selling drugs after you submit your FAFSA, you must notify the financial aid administrator at your college immediately. You will lose your eligibility for federal student aid and will be required to pay back all aid you received after your conviction.” This is a quote from the FAFSA Application last updated on July 1, 2013.

If you are a student or have received Federal Financial Aid, the implications of a poorly handled drug possession or drug distribution charge can have severe collateral consequences.

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Thursday, July 4, 2013

Q. What is the Temporary Hearing in a NH divorce proceeding?

A. During a New Hampshire Temporary Court Hearing one must be prepared to present their case to the Court, and deal with the opposing attorney's objections. Some common issues to address in a Temporary Hearing include, who resides in the marital home, who pays the bills, what bills each party pays, spousal support obligations/alimony, who claims tax exemptions for children, custody issues, health insurance, motor vehicles, and most issues dealing with finances.

Attorney Richard E. Clark is experienced in handling divorce related Court hearings. The Temporary Hearing term is deceptive. The Temporary Orders usually have long-term impact, lasting until the divorce is finalized. Poor preparation and inexperience will damage your case and may have long-term implications.

The Law Office of Richard E. Clark, LLC handles divorce litigation throughout Rockingham and Strafford County. Offices are located in Portsmouth NH, Dover NH, and Newburyport, MA, For more information visit www.NHseacoastLawyers.com. Attorney Clark can be contacted at (603) 431-0009.