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Law Matters

Law Matters

Tuesdays at 9 A.M.

The law matters in all aspects of your work and personal life. Learn about the law and some practical tips in dealing with legal issues that matter to you.

Tuesday, May 12, 201505/12/2015

Business Evaluations and Disputes

In Law Matters

Own a business or a partnership? Here is what you need to know if you are leaving or thinking about…

Tuesday, April 28, 201504/28/2015

Unwed Couple Breakups and Inheritance Rights

In Law Matters

Common Law marriages are they legal in NH? What happens when couples break up or one passes?

Tuesday, April 21, 201504/21/2015

Sexual Harassment

In Law Matters

How to prevent sexual harassment in the work place.

Tuesday, April 14, 201504/14/2015

Dividing Marital Property Upon Divorce

In Law Matters

Dan and Kevin discuss how the courts divide marital property after divorce.

Tuesday, April 7, 201504/07/2015

Firings and Layoffs

In Law Matters

Kevin and Dan talk about what you should know as an employer when you are thinking about firing someone, and…

Tuesday, March 31, 201503/31/2015

Gift Manipulation

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Kevin and Dan discuss gift manipulation.

Tuesday, March 24, 201503/24/2015

Resolving Business Disputes

In Law Matters

Dan and Kevin talk about how and when to resolve business disputes.

Tuesday, March 17, 201503/17/2015

Child Support

In Law Matters

Attorneys Kevin Rauseo and Andrew J Piela are in to talk about child support.

Tuesday, March 3, 201503/03/2015

Non Compete Contracts

In Law Matters

Tuesday, February 24, 201502/24/2015

Automobile Collision Claims

In Law Matters

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