Tober Law Offices, P.A.

11/21/2023

A case for why we should all love public libraries now more than ever by award-winning writer Tom McGrath: https://bit.ly/47rZNMb

12/30/2020

This page will be shut down shortly as Attorney Steve Tober is retiring 12/31. You can follow Attorney Kelleigh Murphy at Murphy Legal

Thank you for you support over the years!

11/18/2020

After over 46 years in the practice of law, I have decided to retire effective December 31, 2020. It has not been an easy decision, particularly looking back on a career that has allowed me to serve the good and talented people of New Hampshire for those many years. But it is the right decision at this time for my family and for me.

In addition, joining me with her own decision to retire by the end of the year is Rhenda DeAngelis, who has been a paralegal at Tober Law Offices since 2007. She has also been a good friend to us, and to the many clients with whom she has worked.

With all of this, I am pleased to inform you that effective January 1st, Attorney Kelleigh Murphy will be establishing her own practice, Murphy Legal, PLLC, and will continue to maintain Portsmouth and Manchester offices. Kelleigh was admitted to the bar in 2004 and has been with Tober Law for a combined period of approximately six years. Joining her will be Jen Pennington, who has been a paralegal since 2002, and who worked with Tober Law Offices from 2008 through 2016.

As with Rhenda, and as you likely already know, they are both gifted and hard-working individuals.

So, all of us at Tober Law Offices wish you and yours the very best, not only for the upcoming holiday season, but for the many years ahead. Especially in these most challenging of times. Stay safe and well.

10/01/2020

A lot of families are going to need restructuring by the time this is over. They probably needed it before.

09/19/2020

Tonight, more than ever, we celebrate champions of women’s rights. We celebrate those champions who advanced women in law practice. Nationally, it’s and everything she fought for. Locally, we need look no further than Stephen L. Tober, who, as Bar President, created a task force on women and the law, and who has spent his entire career advocating for and advancing women’s rights. Tonight, more than ever, we celebrate those who fought for women. Thank you, and keep fighting.

09/18/2020

A champion for women’s rights and just causes. The world is a little less rich in heart and mind tonight.

Ginsburg, the second woman to serve on the Supreme Court, died from complications from cancer. Her death will set in motion what promises to be a tumultuous political battle over who will succeed her.

09/05/2020

When Steve Merrill was Governor, I had the absolute honor of participating in a summer exchange program with an Ambassador who lived in Sherbrooke, QC, CA. I learned so much that summer, and it’s an experience I look back on ever so fondly. I had the pleasure of interacting with Steve in politics and business over the next several decades. What a phenomenal human who will be deeply missed. Thank you for always serving as an inspiration. ❤️

‪Today the Merrill Family announced incredibly sad news regarding former Governor Stephen Merrill. See our press release below: ‬

09/04/2020

The Supreme Court has issued three additional orders
(one each for the Circuit, Superior, and Supreme Courts)
that restrict public access to courthouses and that renew
and amend the August 13 orders suspending in-person
court proceedings through SEPTEMBER 28, 2020 or the end of the State of Emergency in New Hampshire.

The Supreme Court has also issued an eighth renewed and
amended emergency order governing proceedings of
NH Supreme Court Committees.

The website for the New Hampshire Judicial Branch of Government

06/30/2020

Faith in the centralised office may never be restored

06/11/2020

Orders have issued today which continue the suspension of most in-person court proceedings through July 6, 2020. Details and links below:

The Supreme Court has issued three additional orders
(one each for the Circuit, Superior, and Supreme Courts)
that restrict public access to courthouses and that renew
and amend the May 21st orders suspending in-person
court proceedings.

The Supreme Court has also issued a fourth renewed and
amended emergency order governing proceedings of
NH Supreme Court Committees.

The orders can be found on the Judicial Branch website:
https://www.courts.state.nh.us/supreme/orders/index.htm

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please visit:
https://www.courts.state.nh.us/sitewidelinks/listservice.htm

The website for the New Hampshire Judicial Branch of Government