Trombley & Kfoury, P.A.

Trombley & Kfoury, P.A. From real estate transactions, to litigation and workers’ compensation, our attorneys are some of the most well-known and well-respected in New Hampshire.

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Real Estate

The Firm’s attorneys have substantial transaction experience in real estate matters including residential and commercial real estate law and closings. This has included asset purchase and sales transactions, commercial real estate sales, and commercial refinance transactions exceeding a million dollars. In addition to the transactional experience in the F

irm, the Firm has trial lawyers experienced in litigating real estate issues, from purchase and sales enforcement to partition actions. Corporate Transactions

From forming corporations and limited liability companies, to lease agreements and drafting contracts, the Firm’s attorneys are prepared to handle your business issues. This has recently included negotiating multiple lease agreements for a national franchisee, operating agreements, and corporate documents and filings throughout New England. Employment Law

Our lawyers have assisted employers in all forms of employment related matters. From consulting employers with day-to-day employee issues, drafting employee handbooks, and consulting on termination and unemployment claims, to litigating workers’ compensation cases, wage claims or discrimination claims, our attorneys can provide the experience and resources employers require in this complex area of the law. Personal Injury and Insurance Law

Hand-in-hand with the Firm’s workers’ compensation practice is its ability to effectively handle and resolve personal injury claims for its clients. The Firm’s attorneys have handled claims for bodily injury cases from motor vehicle collisions to catastrophic personal injuries. Whether the case settles, is mediated, or tried to a New Hampshire jury, the Firm’s attorneys are prepared to handle your case.

A question often asked is if a deed can be signed electronically and the answer is no. In New Hampshire a deed must be ...
06/18/2021

A question often asked is if a deed can be signed electronically and the answer is no. In New Hampshire a deed must be signed in person before a Notary Public or Justice of the Peace.

Our offices will be closed on Monday in observance of Memorial Day.
05/26/2021

Our offices will be closed on Monday in observance of Memorial Day.

03/24/2021

The coronavirus changed many aspects of real estate transactions to keep people safe. Now, a year later, many of these advances are here to stay.

03/13/2021
02/26/2021

Quitclaim Deed or Quick claim...which is correct. The correct terminology is a Quitclaim Deed, which is a deed where the grantor makes no assurance that they have an interest in the property, but they convey whatever right, title or interest that they may have. Many incorrectly refer to is as a quick claim deed which is incorrect.

Insuring your CondominiumSome Condominium owners may be surprised to learn that the master insurance policy purchased by...
02/18/2021

Insuring your Condominium

Some Condominium owners may be surprised to learn that the master insurance policy purchased by their association covers the interior of their unit too. What it does not cover within the unit is their personal contents and they should have their own policy to cover those. If the condominium is a second home they may find that they can add coverage for contents onto their existing homeowners policy as a rider.

New Hampshire RSA 356-B:43 requires that the unit owners association or the board of directors shall obtain a master casualty policy providing fire and extended coverage in an amount equal to the full replacement value of the structures within the condominium. Language specifying this should be included in the condominium instruments.

The requirement for the association to purchase this master policy has been in effect since 1977. The premium is part of your dues and insures that the building is fully insured. Imagine if it was not done this way and your neighbor had a fire inside their unit and had no insurance coverage to pay to repair the damages. That would affect all of the owners within the building.

It's a good idea to periodically review your association declaration and by-laws to be sure that you know and understand everything that is in there. Sometimes information supplied by the board of directors turns out to be incorrect because they themselves do not understand the laws. Don't be afraid to ask questions when you need more information or do not understand something.

We are often asked if a deed can be signed electronically and the answer is no. In New Hampshire, a deed must be signed...
01/07/2021

We are often asked if a deed can be signed electronically and the answer is no. In New Hampshire, a deed must be signed in person before a Notary Public or Justice of the Peace. Hopefully, this will not change as it is the best way to avoid fraud in the transfer of property;

Our offices are closed until Monday. Wishing all our customers and friends a happy and healthy new year.
12/31/2020

Our offices are closed until Monday. Wishing all our customers and friends a happy and healthy new year.

Merry Christmas to all! Our offices will be closing at noon on Thursday and remain closed until Monday.
12/23/2020

Merry Christmas to all! Our offices will be closing at noon on Thursday and remain closed until Monday.

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3 Executive Park Drive, Suite 263
Bedford, NH
03110

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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