Trusted Guidance, Proven Results

We don’t just solve our clients’ problems; we help them achieve their goals. Whether you are securing your family’s future, resolving a property dispute, managing a complex financial transaction, or defending your rights in court, we are here to help.

With decades of combined experience, our New Hampshire-based attorneys offer personalized, client-focused legal services across a broad range of practice areas, including real estate law, financing, bankruptcy, trusts and estates, and civil litigation. We pride ourselves on delivering sophisticated solutions tailored to each client’s unique needs while maintaining a hands-on, approachable style.

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A Commitment to Excellence

Our success is built on a foundation of long-term relationships and a commitment to exceeding client expectations. We measure that success by the positive impact we have on our clients’ interests and businesses.

Our Practice Areas

We have built our practice around key areas of law that allow us to protect our clients' financial well-being. These include:

Real Estate

Real Estate

Businesses need a place to operate. Every one of the business owners we represent deals with real estate to some degree – whether through a commercial lease, a purchase, or new construction.

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Business Law

For business owners and executives, success can be shaped to a great degree by how they approach opportunities and respond to disruptions.

A Legacy of Service and Dedication

With its roots dating back to 1947, Craig, Deachman & Associates, PLLC continues to be a trusted advisor to individuals, families, and businesses throughout New Hampshire. Our attorneys combine the depth of knowledge typically found in large firms with the care and attention of a boutique practice. Whether you are navigating the challenges of a business transaction, planning your estate, developing real estate, or are caught in a dispute, we will guide you through every step with clarity and confidence.

About Bidding at Auction
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Bidding

Find Our Auction Schedule and Information on Bidding at Auction Here

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Bankruptcy

Foreclosure Auctions require potential buyers have cash or certified funds sufficient to cover the deposit amount, as set out in the Notice of Foreclosures Sale, at the time of the auction.

Potential bidders will be required to identify themselves and provide proof of deposit funds prior to being registered as a bidder.

Best practice is to get a bank check made out to yourself. If you are the winning bidder, you will simply sign the check over to the auctioneer and execute a purchase agreement.

Usually, it is the first mortgage holder that is foreclosing, but the burden is on potential buyers to check with the town to see if the taxes are paid up to date. You will take the property subject to whatever taxes are due and any first priority liens, attachments or encumbrances.

There is no bargaining with the lender at the auction; the highest bidder wins.

Thereafter closing will take place within Thirty (30) days of the date of the Auction.

Our Team

Our clients come to us for the reputation we’ve built.

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