All articles about When Someone Dies in New Hampshire — Estate Settlement Guide.
If you're named executor of a New Hampshire estate but live in another state, here's how to manage it remotely --- resident agent rules, TurboCourt e-filing, and what requires a trip.
Every New Hampshire probate form is free online. Here's why the forms alone aren't enough --- and when a paid guide saves more than it costs by preventing filing mistakes and missed deadlines.
New Hampshire repealed its small estate affidavit in 2005. Here's what actually exists --- the Waiver of Administration, non-probate transfers, and how to settle a modest estate without the full court process.
Compare hiring a New Hampshire probate attorney at $250-$500/hr against settling the estate yourself with a step-by-step guide. Covers when you need a lawyer and when you don't.
Five alternatives to hiring a full-service probate attorney for a New Hampshire estate: state-specific guides, limited-scope lawyers, free legal aid, national templates, and court self-help.
New Hampshire enacted the Transfer on Death Deed in July 2024 under RSA 563-D. Here's how TOD deeds work, who can use them, and their limits.
New Hampshire's Interest and Dividends Tax was fully repealed on January 1, 2025. Here's what changed, what still applies to 2024 estates, and who needs to file.
New Hampshire repealed its small estate affidavit in 2005. Learn what replaced it — the Waiver of Administration — and how small estates are handled today.
New Hampshire's Waiver of Administration under RSA 553:32 lets qualifying estates skip inventory, surety bonds, and annual accountings. Here's exactly how it works.
How the NH Circuit Court Probate Division works, what forms you need, how much it costs, and how to avoid a full formal administration.
How New Hampshire homestead rights protect the surviving spouse, what the statutory exemption covers, and how it interacts with probate and Medicaid recovery.
How New Hampshire intestate succession law distributes assets when someone dies without a will, and how RSA 561 determines who gets what.
Does New Hampshire have an estate tax or inheritance tax? No — both were repealed. Here's what that means for your estate and what taxes do apply.
How to order certified death certificates in New Hampshire, who can request them, what they cost, and how the NH Division of Vital Records works.