New Hampshire Minor's Settlement Calculator

In New Hampshire, a court must approve a child's settlement when the net amount after fees, costs and expenses is over $10,000, and the court wants proof that the person receiving the money is the guardian of the child's estate. Enter the settlement, fee and bills to see which route applies.

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New Hampshire requires court approval of a child's settlement when the net amount is over $10,000, and a probate guardian of the estate

New Hampshire handles a child's injury settlement under RSA 463:19-b, which sets the $10,000 net threshold and the guardian-of-the-estate proof, with the net amount defined in 463:2 and the guardian's duties in 463:19. An adult is 18 under 21:44, and the child's extended deadline is in 508:8.

See why and when a court approves a child's settlement, how guardianships of the estate and structured settlements work, and what we found about attorney fees in a child's case.

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This is an estimate for general guidance only and is not legal advice. Figures are based on the cited New Hampshire statutes. Confirm how these rules apply to your specific case with a licensed New Hampshire attorney.