Attorney Serving Concord, New Hampshire
Our office is in Hopkinton, about fifteen minutes west of downtown Concord; close enough that we're in the county's courthouses regularly, far enough that you're not paying for a Main Street address.
Concord is the county seat, which means nearly every Merrimack County matter runs through it eventually. Deeds are recorded there. Estates are administered there. Superior court trials happen there. If you live or own property in Concord, we're already familiar with the offices your matter will pass through.
Where Concord Matters Actually Get Filed
Most people are surprised to learn there isn't one courthouse in Concord. There are several, each handling something different, and filing in the wrong place costs weeks.
Merrimack Superior Court — 5 Court Street. General jurisdiction civil and criminal trials, larger civil disputes, felony proceedings, and real property actions.
6th Circuit Court, District Division — 32 Clinton Street. Misdemeanors, violations, small claims, landlord-tenant actions, and most DWI cases.
6th Circuit Court, Probate Division — 2 Charles Doe Drive, Suite 1. Estate administration, trusts, guardianships, and name changes. Located in the state office complex off Hazen Drive, not downtown — a distinction that catches people out on their filing day.
Merrimack County Registry of Deeds — 163 North Main Street, Suite 103. Where every deed, mortgage, easement, and lien affecting Concord property gets recorded.
U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire — 55 Pleasant Street. Federal civil rights claims and federal litigation.
Knowing which building, which clerk, and which filing window matters more than it should. It's the kind of thing that's invisible when it goes right.
How We Help Concord Clients
Estate Planning, Probate, & Estate Administration
Wills, trusts, durable powers of attorney, and advance directives for Concord families. Most estate plans are handled on a flat fee, so you know the cost before we start. → Estate Planning
If a Concord resident has died, their estate is administered through the Probate Division at 2 Charles Doe Drive. We guide executors and administrators from the initial petition through the final accounting. → Probate Administration
Real Estate Law
Purchases, sales, closings, deed preparation, title issues, and easement disputes involving Concord property. Everything gets recorded at 163 North Main Street, and we handle that end of it. → Real Estate Law
Business Law
Formations, contracts, governance, and exit planning for Concord businesses, from single-member LLCs to corporations with outside investors. → Business Law
Landlord/Tenant
Lease drafting, security deposit disputes under RSA 540-A, and eviction proceedings in the District Division. We represent both landlords and tenants. → Landlord/Tenant
Personal Injury
Car accidents on I-93, I-89, and Loudon Road. Premises liability. Insurance claims and disputes. We'll tell you plainly whether you have a claim worth pursuing before you commit to anything. → Personal Injury
Criminal Defense
DWI, drug, assault, and theft charges in the District Division on Clinton Street and, for felonies, Superior Court on Court Street. Attorney Tony Soltani has tried dozens of jury cases and more than a hundred bench trials in New Hampshire courts. → Criminal Defense
Civil Rights
Section 1983 claims, police misconduct, and discrimination matters — brought in Superior Court or in federal court on Pleasant Street. → Civil Rights
Why Clients Drive Fifteen Minutes
Concord has no shortage of law firms. A few reasons Concord clients call us anyway:
- Two attorneys with genuinely different strengths. Aaron Archambault spent thirty years building and exiting businesses before practicing law, and handles transactional, estate, and business work. Tony Soltani has three decades in the courtroom, including service as a police officer and fourteen years in the New Hampshire House. Between them, most matters stay in-house.
- Transparent pricing. Flat fees where flat fees make sense. You'll know what something costs before you agree to it.
- You'll speak with an attorney. Not an intake coordinator, not a case manager. A boutique firm means the person who answers your questions is the person handling your matter.
- No overlawyering. Sometimes the right advice is that you don't need a lawyer, or don't need one yet. We'd rather tell you that than bill for it.
Getting Here from Concord
We're at 8 Maple Street, Hopkinton, NH 03229 — roughly fifteen minutes from downtown Concord.
From downtown Concord: Take I-89 north to Exit 5, then follow NH-9 west into Hopkinton village.
From the west end of Concord: NH-9 west runs directly to Hopkinton.
Parking is easy, which is more than can be said for Main Street. Appointments are available Monday through Friday.
Talk to a Lawyer About Your Concord Matter
Call (603) 499-7431 for a free 30-minute consultation, or get in touch and we'll find a time.
Our office is located in Hopkinton, New Hampshire. We serve clients throughout Concord and Merrimack County, and New Hampshire-wide.