On Friday, February 15, 2013 Attorney Jessica Ecker attended the New Hampshire Association for Justice’s Annual Family Law Forum in Bedford. Attorney Ecker makes an effort to attend this Forum annually, which is widely attended by family law attorneys from across the State. This Forum is particularly educational for family law practitioners because of the Marital Master panel put together by NHAJ. The Masters and Judges are able to offer a “view from the bench” for participants, offering insight as to their positions on various aspects of law and procedure. For more questions about family law or any other practice area, click here to contact us.

Following completion of a comprehensive training in family and divorce mediation this past fall, Attorney Jessica L. Ecker is now accepting private mediation cases for people who wish to resolve their divorce or parenting disputes in an amicable, economical way. With a mix of practice in contested litigation and collaborative law, Attorney Ecker is able to assist parties in coming to their own resolutions, which often can help to reduce the level of acrimony. Contact Kristen Osborne, Family Law Paralegal, for more information on mediation services, or other Family Law issues.

Attorney Justin Pasay recently affiliated with the American Bar Association’s Military Pro Bono Project and Operation Stand-By. The Military Pro Bono project aligns individual service members who have legal issues with local civilian attorneys that practice in the relevant area of law. Operation Stand-By is a program whereby active duty military attorneys can seek attorney-to-attorney advice from a civilian attorney in a specific area of law. Attorney Pasay looks forward to continually growing his practice to serve the needs of all military personnel and their families, active duty, reserve, and veterans alike.

Attorney Chris Boldt will lead a panel presentation with Attorney Dan Crean of the Crean Law Office and Attorney Andrew Livernois of Ransmeier & Spellman at the LGC’s 71st Annual Conference being held at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester, NH on Wednesday, November 14th. This session is intended to offer practical guidance to municipal officials and attorneys on using electronic data and communications while complying with the NH Right to Know Law (RSA 91-A). This presentation is hosted by the Municipal and Governmental Section of the NH Bar Association, of which Chris is Chair. For more information and on-line registration, please go to www.nhlgc.org.

On September 21, 2012, Attorney Justin Pasay had the opportunity to speak at his alma mater in conjunction with Exeter High School’s Constitution program.  This year’s essay contest enabled kids to confront a relevant legal issue of our times — the constitutionality of employers and/or school administrators searching private Facebook accounts.  Through spirited exchange, Attorney Pasay and several sophomores, juniors and seniors at EHS engaged the debate.  Click here to view the Seacoastonline article.