When you need a lawyer, it is important to find someone you can trust. Brad W. Wilder, of Montshire Law, PLLC, is dedicated to representing your best interests, whether you are seeking criminal defense, civil damages, or representation in hearings or trials. Brad is a lifelong resident of the Upper Valley, having grown up in Plainfield, New Hampshire, where he still resides.
Before becoming a lawyer, Brad worked in his family's business, Hy-On-A-Hill Trout Farm, Inc., an aquaculture facility that raised in excess of 200,000 brook and rainbow trout annually for sale throughout New England. In 1989, Brad graduated from Dartmouth College, where he majored in Government. Brad received his Juris Doctorate degree in 1993 from Vermont Law School.
Before becoming a lawyer, Brad worked in his family's business, Hy-On-A-Hill Trout Farm, Inc., an aquaculture facility that raised in excess of 200,000 brook and rainbow trout annually for sale throughout New England. In 1989, Brad graduated from Dartmouth College, where he majored in Government. Brad received his Juris Doctorate degree in 1993 from Vermont Law School.
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Civil cases involve conflicts between two parties. Typically, one party is seeking compensation from the other. In other words, one person or business claims to have been harmed in some way by the actions of another person or business. A plaintiff may ask a court to award damages from the defendant to compensate for the injury or harm suffered.
If you are accused of committing a crime anywhere in New Hampshire or Vermont, you should be represented by an attorney. You do not need to speak with police without a lawyer present, and you are encouraged to exercise that right. It is in your best interest to remain silent about any alleged crime until your lawyer is present.
In addition to civil litigation and criminal defense, Montshire Law also provides legal representation in family law cases, business/corporate matters, estate planning, personal injury, and more. Family law involves divorce, separation, custody, support, visitation, the division of assets, and many other issues relating to children, marriage and family relationships.
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