Roy Weddleton
4 Park Street, Suite 405, Concord, N.H. 03301
603-228-1360 roy@granitelaw.com
Legal Resources for You
These early newsletters were written by Attorney Weddleton when he was with Jordan, Gfroerer & Weddleton. The law might have changed for some matters so please check with your attorney. Below are some short but interesting legal tidbits. We have organized the articles by the type of law they fall under.
Please also read earlier editions of our quarterly newsletter, which also provides additional interesting legal tidbits.
- 13 Lucky or Unlucky Steps in Filing for Bankruptcy
- Check Your Credit Report
- How to Dispute Credit Report Errors
- Questions About Debt Collectors
- Don't Let a Debt Collector Harass You
- 7 Tips on How to Deal With Debt Collectors
- Starting Your Own Business
- How To Win Your Small Claims Case
- Important Things To Do When You First Learn You or Your Company Has Been Sued
- Consumer Rights & Litigation Law
- The Dangers of Co-Signing A Loan
- Pyramid Schemes
- Why You Cannot Sue a New Hampshire Ski Area
- 13 Things You Can Do About Identity Theft
- Breach of Contract? Be Sure You Have the Right Clause to Collect Attorney's Fees
- Why DWI/DUI Cases Are Difficult to Win
- Arrested for Driving While Impaired (DWI) in New Hampshire But Licensed in Another State?
- DWI is a Crime in New Hampshire
- Driving a Snowmobile Under the Influence IS a Big Deal
- Top Ten Things to Say if You Are Arrested
- DWI -- But Who Was Driving?
- "Reasonable Doubt" and "Innocent Until Proven Guilty" What Does That Mean for You?
- Does the Intoxilator 5000 Discriminate?
- 10 Important Facts About DWI
- What A Police Officer Can Ask You If Stopped
Three Things You Always Wanted to Know About Child Support But Were Afraid to Ask
- Protect Your Credit
- Will Your Ex-Spouse Still Get The Life Insurance and Pension Proceeds After You Die?
- Four Things You Wanted to Know About Alimony But Were Afraid to Ask An Attorney
- Estate Planning Checklist for Everyone
- Do I Want to Be The Executor of a Family Member's Estate?
- Where There's a Will, There's a War
- Need a Will? Fill out our Confidential Will Questionnaire and give us a call.
- Real Estate Law
- Your HUD-1 Settlement Statement In Plain English
- Home Buying Tips to Help Avoid the Closing From Hell
- Home Construction--The Leading Cause of Divorce
- Considering Buying a Timeshare? Beware!!
- What To Look For When Buying A Timeshare
- Who is Protected Against Housing Discrimination?
- Basic Information About Leases Before You Sign
- Employee Legal Assistance Program
- Did you know Attorney Weddleton Provides legal assistance for employees?
Although we have tried to present certain legal information in basic readable terms, the law is not that simple. The law changes continually and the most important element in determining legal rights is often the unique facts of your particular case.
For more information, call (603) 223-6613, or e-mail Attorney Weddleton at Roy@Granitelaw.com
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