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Q: What is NHJB-2497-P?
A: NHJB-2497-P is a petition form for the administration of the estate of a person presumed dead in New Hampshire.
Q: When is NHJB-2497-P used?
A: NHJB-2497-P is used when a person has been missing for a certain period of time and is presumed to be deceased.
Q: What is the purpose of NHJB-2497-P?
A: The purpose of NHJB-2497-P is to request the court to appoint an administrator to handle the estate of the person presumed dead.
Q: What are the requirements to file NHJB-2497-P?
A: To file NHJB-2497-P, you must have evidence that the missing person has been missing for at least five years, and there is a reasonable belief that the person is deceased.
Q: Do I need an attorney to file NHJB-2497-P?
A: While it is not required to have an attorney to file NHJB-2497-P, it is recommended to seek legal advice, as the process can be complex.
Q: What happens after filing NHJB-2497-P?
A: After filing NHJB-2497-P, the court will review the petition and supporting documents. If approved, an administrator will be appointed, and the estate will be handled according to the state's probate laws.
Q: Can NHJB-2497-P be used for any missing person case?
A: No, NHJB-2497-P is specifically for cases where a person is presumed dead after being missing for a certain period of time. It cannot be used for other types of missing person cases.
Q: What if new evidence emerges after filing NHJB-2497-P?
A: If new evidence emerges after filing NHJB-2497-P, it may be possible to modify or revoke the petition. You should consult with an attorney for guidance on the appropriate steps to take.
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