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Manchester Estate Planning Law Firm
Overview
From our centrally located law offices in Manchester, New Hampshire, the dedicated legal professionals at Associated Attorneys of New England are here to help.
Serving a diverse range of clients throughout New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine, our law firm's staff possess decades of combined legal experience, and we operate under a simple mission to deliver the personalized, quality representation our clients deserve at affordable rates...
From our centrally located law offices in Manchester, New Hampshire, the dedicated legal professionals at Associated Attorneys of New England are here to help.
Serving a diverse range of clients throughout New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine, our law firm's staff possess decades of combined legal experience, and we operate under a simple mission to deliver the personalized, quality representation our clients deserve at affordable rates. This means you can find the effective advocacy and support you need for your legal issues involving any of the following:
- Criminal Defense
- Trusts & Estate Planning
- Family Law and Divorce
- Real Estate
- Personal Injury
- Civil Litigation
- Foreclosure Defense
Our team of seasoned trial attorneys will do whatever we can to help you resolve your conflicts and obtain the favorable outcomes you seek efficiently. Acting as your personal legal counsel, we will discuss your options, and provide the information and advice you need to make the best-informed decisions about the matters that affect your case.
Our clients appreciate our practical, down-to-earth approach, and we have earned praise from many of our past clients as well as our peers for the high level of assistance and support we provide. At Associated Attorneys of New England, your needs are our top priority, and we will always handle your matter professionally and promptly while remaining accessible to address your questions and concerns as they arise.
To schedule a free initial consultation concerning your matter, you can call our law office or visit our website to set up an appointment.
About Associated Attorneys of New England
Practice Areas
- Estate Planning
- Criminal Defense
- Real Estate Law
- Family Law
- Personal Injury
- Civil Litigation
- Foreclosure Defense
- Wills
- Trusts
- Drug Offenses
- Trusts & Estate Planning
- Real Estate
- Criminal Law
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
1000 Elm StSte 803 Manchester, NH 03101
Phone
Fax
- (888) 912-1497
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