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Section 512:1 – Personal Actions.

    512:1 Personal Actions. – Any personal action may be begun by trustee process, except actions of replevin. Source. RS 208:1. CS 221:1. GS 230:1. GL 249:1. PS 245:1. 1921, 53:1. PL 356:1. RL 412:1.

Section 512:2 – Venue.

    512:2 Venue. – Such action shall be brought in the county or judicial district thereof in which it should be brought if no trustee were summoned. Source. RS 208:2. CS 221:2. GS 230:2. GL 249:2. PS 245:2. PL 356:2. RL 412:2. RSA 512:2. 1992, 284:44, eff. July 1, 1992.

Section 512:3 – Writ.

    512:3 Writ. – The trustee writ shall be an attachment and summons, and shall be served upon the defendant and trustee like a writ of summons, and the goods and estate of the defendant may be attached thereon. Concurrently therewith, the trustee shall be served with a trustee disclosure form in compliance with RSA […]

Section 512:4 – Death of Trustee.

    512:4 Death of Trustee. – If a trustee dies pending the proceedings against him, his executor or administrator may be summoned in as a party, and he shall be liable as if the action had been brought against him as trustee. Source. RS 208:24. CS 221:24. GS 230:46. GL 249:38. PS 245:4. PL 356:4. […]

Section 512:5 – Nonresident Trustee.

    512:5 Nonresident Trustee. – A person doing business in this state and residing outside the state may be summoned upon trustee process by serving the writ upon his clerk or agent having charge of such business, and he may be charged as trustee, as if he were an inhabitant of this state, upon the […]

Section 512:6 – Additional Trustees.

    512:6 Additional Trustees. – The names of any persons may be inserted in the writ as trustees after service thereof upon any other trustee, but not after service upon the defendant, except as provided in RSA 511. Source. RS 208:4. CS 221:4. GS 230:4. GL 249:4. PS 245:6. PL 356:6. RL 412:6.

Section 511-A:4 – Order of the Court.

    511-A:4 Order of the Court. – If a defendant fails to request a hearing or upon a finding by the court as provided, the court shall issue an order of attachment in such form and to the extent reasonably necessary to secure any judgment or decree which the plaintiff is likely to obtain, to […]

Section 511-A:5 – Filing Attachments.

    511-A:5 Filing Attachments. – The order of the court may be filed with the register of deeds as to real estate or with the secretary of state as to personal property, by the plaintiff or his attorney, without further notice to the defendant. Where notice of such order needs to be given to any […]

Section 511-A:5-a – Additional Service Not Required.

    511-A:5-a Additional Service Not Required. – Notwithstanding any other provision of law, no additional service upon the defendant shall be required in order to perfect an attachment, provided that a notice of intent has been served upon the defendant as provided in RSA 511-A:2. Source. 1977, 519:3, eff. Sept. 13, 1977.

Section 511-A:6 – Fraudulent Conveyance.

    511-A:6 Fraudulent Conveyance. – From and after service of the notice provided by RSA 511-A:2 and until the entry of an order by the court as provided by RSA 511-A:4, the defendant shall be deemed to be a person about to incur debts within the meaning of RSA 545:6 and the plaintiff shall be […]