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A New Hampshire purchase agreement is a legal document between a buyer and seller for the sale and transfer of real property. The agreement is drafted by the buyer acting as an offer detailing the terms of the purchase. This includes the sales price, due diligence period, financing contingencies, and when the buyer is required…

A New Hampshire subcontractor agreement is used to define the working relationship between a contractor and subcontractor who has been hired to assist in completing a specific portion of a project. Contractors will often outsource certain responsibilities to subcontractors as a means of expediting the completion time and to ensure that skilled trades such as roofing, plumbing…

A New Hampshire commercial real estate purchase and sale agreement is a contract used in commercial property transactions and is often used by potential buyers to present an offer to purchase land. Commercial real estate agreements may be for any type of business space, including retail, office, and manufacturing. In many circumstances, the buyer and…

A New Hampshire real estate listing agreement is a legal contract entered into between a real estate broker and a client. Whereas the client is interested in selling a piece of real estate, the broker agrees to represent them and find the best offer they can for the property. A real estate agent bound by…

A New Hampshire estate planning checklist is a form that can help guide individuals who are in the process of planning the future of their estate. When someone dies or becomes incapacitated in such a way that prevents them from managing their own affairs, it’s important to have documents in place that will provide instructions for…

Or use ContractsCounsel to hire an attorney! A New Hampshire prenuptial agreement dictates how a married couple’s assets and property will be divided if they get divorced or become separated. Prenuptial agreements are entered into before marriage as a precautionary measure. Without establishing such an arrangement, the division of property will ultimately be determined by…

A New Hampshire marital settlement agreement is a document detailing the division of property, the rights and obligations of each party, and the determination of alimony and child support as it applies to two (2) spouses getting divorced. This agreement can help make the divorce process a lot easier for the parties as it helps…

New Hampshire corporate bylaws allow the board of directors or incorporators of a corporation to create rules that determine its management structure and operating procedures. The provisions set forth in the bylaws are meant to expand upon the articles of incorporation by defining the role of each officer, the criteria of their position, their term…

A New Hampshire land contract records the terms of a purchase and sale agreement for vacant land between two parties. Whether transferring ownership of commercial or residential-use land, the buyer and seller can record the transaction using this contract, which stipulates the agreed-upon purchase price as well as any added financial contingencies. The contract must…

A New Hampshire non-solicitation agreement prohibits an employee from soliciting clients and other employees when they end their employment with their employer. Sometimes these agreements also address accepting new jobs and sharing confidential information with a direct competitor. These agreements are usually limited to specific services, locations, and periods of time and are used to…