In 2019, Governor Chris Sununu signed a law that will help streamline the process of annulment of convictions for marijuana from an individual’s record. This process, which goes into effect […]
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It’s common to think that domestic violence surges come the holidays. Stress, alcohol, and tensions around family members can create a perfect environment for verbal and physical abuse to occur. […]
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When many of us were kids, there was no such thing as the internet, and even if there was, there was no such thing as Facebook, SnapChat, or Instagram. If […]
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If you’re considering a divorce, you’ve probably heard the term, “no-fault.” However, this is not a term used in New Hampshire. Here, divorces are typically filed as irreconcilable differences or […]
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Welcome to another installment of what’s going on in NH law! This month we’re going over more recent bills proposed or signed into law that affect a variety of NH […]
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In the state of New Hampshire and all surrounding states, it is a DWI offense to drive if you are found to have .08% BAC, or .04% as a Class […]
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We already know what a field sobriety test typically is. Many of us have seen episodes of Cops or dashcam footage of officers pulling drivers over and conducting tests such […]
Read more › It’s time for another installment of what’s going on in NH law! We’ll be focusing on some interesting articles for August 2019 and potentially new laws coming to New Hampshire. […]
Read more › It’s time for another installment of what’s going on in NH law. Today we’ll be talking about some NH law topics that have cropped up for the previous month, and […]
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Everyone has heard of the term “habitual offender”, and while everyone generally knows that a habitual offender is one that is constantly breaking the law, not everyone is aware that […]
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