LEGAL INFORMATION


FindLaw For The Public offers articles, guides, forms, and FAQ pages to help with legal questions, plus a searchable nationwide directory of attorneys.

How long should I keep that document? 

    Plus 3 more sites for suggestions : IRS, NBC, Bankrate, and "Orderly Spaces."

How Our Laws Are Made follows the legislative process.

Immigration and Naturalization Service offers forms, fees, and information about citizenship.

Law Central offers an almost overwhelming number of links, some of which are to free information, and some value-added (you must pay for).

Law Line - Volunteer lawyers are available to answer your legal questions at 1-800-868-1212 on the second Wednesday of each month between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. for free legal information.

Lawyer Referral Service - For help evaluating your situation and suggesting where to turn.

Making Medical Decisions for Someone Else - a project of the Probate Court of NH and other interested groups.

Martindale-Hubbell includes the most comprehensive database of lawyers in the United States.

National Board of Trial Advocacy: a directory of Board Certified Civil, Criminal, and Family Law Trial Specialists.

National Sex Offender listing for the United States.

New Hampshire Legal Assistance - is a non-profit law firm offering free legal services to seniors and eligible low-income persons....."equal access to justice for all."  Their list of Resources is also comprehensive.

Reduced Fee Referral Program - if you need an attorney but cannot afford the full attorney's fees.

Revised Statutes Annotated for New Hampshire.

State Lemon Law Statutes for all states.

State of NH Abandoned Property  from the Treasury Department.

United States Code - United States laws.

Victims' Services Directory for each county in New Hampshire, developed by the Justiceworks research and development group at the University of New Hampshire. Also of interest are flow charts explaining the NH Criminal Justice System.

Supreme Court opinions, briefs, decisions, docket, and more.

Westlaw and LexisNexis online in the NH Law Library, Supreme Court Building, One Charles Doe Drive, Concord NH 03301,  (http://www.courts.state.nh.us/lawlibrary/ . ) Through Westlaw Public Access, users can search legal encyclopedias, New Hampshire cases and codes, 1st circuit cases, U.S.Supreme Court cases, the United States statutes, as well as many other sources. LexisNexis online gives online access to all state and federal cases and codes, as well as to many other secondary sources. This is for use from within the Law Library, not remotely.

Your Guide to New Hampshire Courts 2008

 

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Updated 02/01/08