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Probate Court

Get help from the Circuit Court Probate Division for:

wills,
trusts and estates,
guardianships for adults,
involuntary commitment proceedings,
adoptions,
name changes, and
division of property.

Every county in New Hampshire has a Probate Court. See the Probate Court website for more information.

Elder Financial Exploitation: What it is, How to protect yourself, Where to get help.

If you are elderly, disabled or you are an impaired adult, someone you trust may harm you by taking or using your money or property to help themselves. This is called financial exploitation and it is a crime in New Hampshire.

Anti-fraud Hotline for Senior Citizens

The United States Senate Special Committee on Aging Fraud Hotline has set a new toll free hotline to help seniors. If you or someone you know think you have been a victim of fraud or a scam aimed at seniors, call the toll free hotline 1-855-303-9470 or contact the committee through its website.

NHLA's Justice in Aging Project

New Hampshire Legal Assistance offers legal assistance to seniors (persons age 60 or older) through their Justice in Aging Project.

Common legal proglems facing NH seniors: read this question/answer guide from the Justice in Aging Project.

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