Roy Weddleton

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Our newsletter is unique with some substantive legal information and a lot of fun.  Please remember that as time passes, the law changes and we change.  Any pricing or our hourly rates you may read in our newsletters have changed since their original printing.  And some of the legal information, including what the law is now, in older newsletters may have changed.  Call us to check if the law we wrote about at that time has changed since that time.

2005 Remember Terri Schiavo (PDF Format)
Do you have your health care wishes in writing? Do you have your final wishes in writing?

Summer 2003  (PDF Format)
Long Term Care Insurance -- Is it right for you?
Are you a landlord that would like to avoid the "Tenant From Hell?"

Spring 2002  (PDF Format)
Arrested For Driving While Impaired (DWI)? This Newsletter is just for you.

Winter 2002  (PDF Format)
How to minimize your legal costs.

Winter 2000   (PDF Format)
When is a Trust a Good Idea?

Summer 1999  (PDF Format)
McDonald's and Hot Coffee

Fall 1998  (PDF Format)
Ten Ways to Find a Lawyer in New Hampshire

Spring 1998  (PDF Format)
How to sue someone in Small Claims Court--and win.

Winter 1998  (PDF Format)
How to make sure your credit card bill is correct.

Summer 1997  (PDF Format)
Why Lawyers Chase Ambulances.

Winter 1997  (PDF Format)
What to do if you have a car accident. How to leave your family over $1 million tax free.

Spring 1997  (PDF Format)
Questions and Answers on Workers' Compensation.

Spring 1996  (PDF Format)
Questions and Answers about child support. Effect of Bankruptcy on a divorce property settlement.

Fall 1995  (PDF Format)
What you need to know about Driving While Intoxicated. Liability for serving alcohol to your guests. The $40,000 golf slice.

Spring 1995  (PDF Format)
Our first issue. This issue sets the tone for what we hope is the most unique legal newsletter around. It introduces you to us and the top 10 reasons to read our newsletter, not to mention the first of many clever lawyer jokes.

If you have questions or want additional information, Call Attorney Weddleton 603-223-6613 or e-mail him rweddleton@granitelaw.com