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Matthew Alfano 10/14/24 Matthew Alfano 10/14/24

Hayes Attends Property Tax Conference in Nashville

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Matthew Alfano 9/23/24 Matthew Alfano 9/23/24

Does an Easement Disappear if Omitted from a Deed?

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Matthew Alfano 9/16/24 Matthew Alfano 9/16/24

New Hampshire’s Transfer on Death Deed ("TODD") Law Goes Into Effect

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Matthew Alfano 8/19/24 Matthew Alfano 8/19/24

When Courts Talk to Each Other

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Matthew Alfano 8/12/24 Matthew Alfano 8/12/24

New Hampshire Supreme Court Rejects “Stranger to the Deed” Doctrine

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Matthew Alfano 7/29/24 Matthew Alfano 7/29/24

What is “Res Judicata”?

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Matthew Alfano 7/15/24 Matthew Alfano 7/15/24

Is the Merger of Substandard Lots into One Substandard Lot Permitted in New Hampshire?

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Matthew Alfano 7/8/24 Matthew Alfano 7/8/24

“Unnecessary Hardship” Can Exist Even Where Merged Lot Is Substandard

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Matthew Alfano 7/3/24 Matthew Alfano 7/3/24

Alfano Law Prevails Before the New Hampshire Supreme Court

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Matthew Alfano 7/1/24 Matthew Alfano 7/1/24

NH Supreme Court Confirms the "Whole Road" Presumption

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Matthew Alfano 6/10/24 Matthew Alfano 6/10/24

A Victory for Short-Term Rentals

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Matthew Alfano 6/3/24 Matthew Alfano 6/3/24

Supreme Court Grants "Builder's Remedy" Following Wrongful Denial of Site Plan Approval

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Matthew Alfano 5/28/24 Matthew Alfano 5/28/24

Planning Board Denial of an “Incomplete” Subdivision Application Reversed

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Matthew Alfano 5/13/24 Matthew Alfano 5/13/24

Measure Twice, Purchase Once: First World Problems on Lake Sunapee

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Matthew Alfano 5/6/24 Matthew Alfano 5/6/24

A Primer on New Hampshire’s “Dual Track” Process for Appealing Planning Board Decisions

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Matthew Alfano 4/29/24 Matthew Alfano 4/29/24

Good News for Developers: Construction Not Required to Effectuate Condominium Conversions

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Matthew Alfano 4/22/24 Matthew Alfano 4/22/24

Supreme Court Voids Planning Board’s Attempt to Alter Access Easement

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Matthew Alfano 4/15/24 Matthew Alfano 4/15/24

Real Estate Developers Argue Town Violated Federal Anti-Discrimination Laws in Obstructing Their Proposed Development

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Matthew Alfano 4/8/24 Matthew Alfano 4/8/24

What is a Landowner's Duty of Care to Uninvited Persons?

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Matthew Alfano 4/1/24 Matthew Alfano 4/1/24

A Property Tax Win for Taxpayers and Towns

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