In this episode of Law Talk NH: Unfiltered, attorney Brian J. Stone breaks down defense attorney duties to clients. Whether you’re navigating the criminal justice system, dealing with family law disputes, or just want to understand your rights, this episode gives you clear, no-nonsense insight into how the law really works in New Hampshire.

Brian J. Stone is a criminal defense and family law attorney at Stone Law, P.L.L.C. in New Hampshire. If you’re facing charges, going through a divorce, or need legal guidance, reach out today for a free consultation.

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In this episode of Law Talk NH: Unfiltered, I break down Domestic Violence restraining orders in New Hampshire — what they are, how they work, and what you should know whether you’re seeking one or responding to one. I’ll cover the legal process, timelines, and key rights so you can better understand your options.

I’m Brian Stone, solo practitioner and founder of Stone Law, P.L.L.C., focusing on criminal defense and family law in New Hampshire. If you have questions or need legal help, you can reach me directly at contact.stonelaw@gmail.com.

In this episode of Granite State Crimes, we examine a case out of Newmarket, New Hampshire, where someone has been charged with second-degree murder — but it's far from clear that a murder actually occurred. We break down what second-degree murder really means under New Hampshire law, what kind of evidence is admissible in court, and where this case currently stands in the legal process.

Is this a case of intentional homicide — or could it be something else entirely, like self-defense or an accidental death? We’ll explore the legal possibilities.

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