New to N.H.? Have your estate planning documents reviewed by N.H. attorney
New to N.H.? Have your estate planning documents reviewed by N.H. attorney By Denis P. Dillon Clients moving to New Hampshire frequently ask whether the estate plan (collectively a will, health care advance directive, financial power of attorney, and a trust) created in their former state of residence is valid in New Hampshire. Generally speaking, a plan validly executed in another state (a “foreign plan” ) is valid in New Hampshire. However, there may be good reasons to modify a foreign plan after a move or at the very least have an attorney licensed in New Hampshire review the d...
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