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New Hampshire power of attorney rules under RSA 564-E: durable by default, notarized with no witnesses, plus a disclosure statement and an agent who must sign.
New Hampshire probate accounting: the 90-day inventory under RSA 554:1, the account due one year after appointment, and what Rule 108 puts inside it.
New Hampshire probate deadlines run from the grant of administration, not from death: the 90-day inventory, the 6-month claim window, the 1-year suit bar.
How New Hampshire probate works: the Circuit Court Probate Division, waiver and summary administration, the 6-month creditor clock, and Rule 169 fees.
New Hampshire probate runs 6 months to 2 years. Creditor claims run 6 months from the grant of administration, not from the date of death.
You can run a New Hampshire estate yourself, but every case e-files to one center in Concord. Here is the pro se path, form by form and fee by fee.
A New Hampshire revocable living trust under RSA 564-B: what the Trust Code requires, how to fund it, and the pour-over will rule that makes a gift lapse.
New Hampshire has no small estate affidavit and no dollar cutoff. Waiver of administration and summary administration turn on relationship and consent.
New Hampshire adds no tax when you inherit, so IRC Section 1014 does the work. Here is how basis resets to date-of-death value, and how to prove it.
New Hampshire surviving spouse rights: the RSA 560:10 waiver of a will, its six-month deadline, and the $400,000 homestead right under RSA 480:1.
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