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By Aaron Archambault • September 8, 2026
Step-by-step NH LLC formation — Form LLC-1, $100 filing fee, registered agent, operating agreement, and the April 1 annual report — plus the ten things an LLC does not protect you from.
By Aaron Archambault • August 28, 2026
The honest answer is that plenty of New Hampshire families are fine with a well-drafted will — and a specific set of situations where a trust is worth every dollar.
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By Aaron Archambault • August 21, 2026
New Hampshire has no estate tax and no inheritance tax. Here is what NH families actually owe after a death — federal exemptions, probate costs, and the taxes that really bite.
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By Aaron Archambault • July 27, 2026
New Hampshire security deposit rules explained: the cap, the 30-day return deadline, interest, and double damages under RSA 540-A. From a Hopkinton attorney.
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By Aaron Archambault • July 27, 2026
What actually happens in New Hampshire probate — petition, Letters, inventory, creditor period, and closing the estate. A Hopkinton attorney walks through it.
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By Aaron Archambault • July 27, 2026
No will in New Hampshire? RSA 561:1 decides who inherits — and your spouse may not get everything. What the statute actually says, from a Hopkinton attorney.