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Instructions for completing Objection
(NHJB-2152-P)

Form use. This form is filed with the court to let the court know that the person objects to a motion or petition already filed. Top part of form ·COURT NAME: Enter the name of the county probate court where the document will be filed. (example: Belknap County Probate Court; Rockingham County Probate Court). ·CASE NAME: Enter the name of the case. (example: Estate of John Q. Adams or Guardianship of Susan Jones). ·CASE NUMBER: Leave blank if not yet assigned by court OR fill in case number if it is known. Numbered part of form. 1. Enter the Name of person objecting and their telephone number. Enter the relationship of the person objecting to the case and the complete mailing address with zip code. Complete this section ONLY if the person objecting has an attorney assisting with the case. Enter the attorney's name, telephone number, name of his or her law firm, the complete mailing address with zip code and NH Bar Identification number. Enter name of the person who filed the motion or petition to which you are objection. Additionally, enter the reason for the motion as filed. In the space provided, state specifically your reasons for objecting to the motion filed.

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Signature section The sentence prior to the signature section indicates that the person filing this document has provided copies to all attorneys, parties and persons beneficially interested in the case. This form must be signed in the presence of a Notary Public or Justice of the Peace. They will complete the section immediately following your signature. You will sign the form on the Signature of Person Objecting line, and date it in the appropriate space to the left.

Review the completed form for accuracy prior to filing it with the court. If completing this form on-line, some fields may be filled in automatically based on entries in other fields. If more space is needed for any question, please attach additional sheets of paper.

NHJB-2152-P Instructions (06/04/2008)

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