LARC has created or adapted the following publications to provide basic information in this area of the law. LARC has also created various instructional materials to assist those who are not represented by an attorney. However, no publication can substitute for good legal advice, and everyone is urged to consult with an attorney before proceeding on their own.

The availability of these publications may vary, and new publications may become available. It is recommended that you check with the individual agencies if you need information on a topic not provided here. Please see Legal Notices before down-loading or relying on any publication.

• Auto Repair (download MS Word doc)
• Consumer Protection in New Hampshire
• Motor Vehicles - What are Your Rights?
• Over Your Head in Debt
• Over Your Head in Debt (download MS Word doc)
• Repossession
• Repossession (download MS Word doc)
• Wills, Trusts & Advance Directives for Health Care & Financial Planning
• Your Rights Under the Right-to-Know Law

Court Forms are designed to make it easier to file documents in the format required. Different branches of the Court system have forms available. While the forms may be easy to fill out they do not provide legal advice, or explain the legal implications of filing the form.

Serious legal consequences can follow the filing of any form. Before filing any document with a court you should obtain legal advice. If you are not sure where to get advice, please call LARC and you will be provided with assistance or a referral to an agency that can help.

In some areas of the law LARC has adapted Court forms to Word format to make them easier to use. They are designed to help, but they are no substitute for legal advice. LARC makes no recommendation regarding the use of these forms for any particular case, and any person who chooses to use them is responsible for that decision.

The Court system's Self Help Center has a variety of forms and instructional material available. Follow the links to see complete lists of forms and self-help material. Where appropriate, you will also find additional Court specific links below.

• United States Bankruptcy Court
  The BANKRUPTCY COURT for the District of New Hampshire has materials available on the website. Visit that site to view all of the self-help materials. Carefully review the site and make sure you understand the applicable rules, before attempting to use any of their forms.