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RSA 480:9 · Homestead Rights
480:9 Homestead Rights. – A conveyance of real property by deed to one or more trustees of a revocable trust shall not result in the loss of homestead rights of any person executing the deed (unless the deed contains an express release of homestead rights by such person) provided that such retained homestead rights in any such property shall not be enforceable against any other person to the extent such other person acquired an interest in or lien on the property after its conveyance into the trust without having notice of the revocability of the trust. Such notice may be given by the inclusion of the word "revocable" in the name of the trust as recited in the deed, or by the recitation in the deed or a subsequently recorded document that at the time of the conveyance the trust was a revocable trust. Source. 1997, 97:1, eff. Jan. 1, 1998.
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Source. 1997, 97:1, eff. Jan. 1, 1998.
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subject to any other state and federal laws except that [the first $120,000, or $240,000 for a couple, of the funds] an amount equal to the homestead right exemptions pursuant to RSA 480 of the refund shall be exempt from attachment by creditors if the original entrance fee was payable from the proceeds of a house sold by the resident in New Hampshire. 24 Effective Date. This act shall take effect Ja
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2026 HB1197-FN
reference · effective 2027-01-01
subject to any other state and federal laws except that [the first $120,000, or $240,000 for a couple, of the funds] an amount equal to the homestead right exemptions pursuant to RSA 480 of the refund shall be exempt from attachment by creditors if the original entrance fee was payable from the proceeds of a house sold by the resident in New Hampshire. 24 Effective Date. This act shall take effect Ja