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Chuck is a member/partner since joining the firm in January of 2008. He specializes in criminal defense and trial work in all levels of state and federal court in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. As the former vice president and current president of the New Hampshire Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, Chuck takes an active leadership role in every issue that affects criminal cases in New Hampshire.

Chuck went to college at Holy Cross where he played baseball and majored in history. After obtaining his degree with honors, he went on to Boston University School of Law. There, he again graduated with honors while receiving the Dean's Award for outstanding academic performance, acting as defense attorney for indigent clients in Boston, and working as an editor on one of the school's law journals.

After graduating law school, Chuck joined a civil trial law firm in Manchester where he worked on wrongful death cases that involved intricate legal issues as well as large monetary claims. Wanting to gain more courtroom experience, and knowing he would focus his career in criminal law, after two years he joined the Hillsborough County Attorney's Office in Nashua. While there he prosecuted felonies ranging from drug cases to physical and sexual assault, theft, and manslaughter. Seeking to apply his abilities at a higher level, Chuck then joined the Homicide Unit at the New Hampshire Attorney General's Office where he prosecuted through trial murder cases throughout the State of New Hampshire.

In January 2008, Chuck joined the firm as a member/partner, and since that time has focused his practice solely on the defense of people charged with state and federal crimes throughout New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Since then, he has won bench and jury trials defending people charged with the most serious of crimes in state and federal court, and he was won cases before the New Hampshire Supreme Court. Later in 2008 after joining the firm, Chuck won the Robert E. Kirby Award given each year to a lawyer 35 years old or younger who represents the best qualities of a New Hampshire lawyer.

At The Law Office of Peggy L. Small, PLLC, in Nashua, New Hampshire, we are here to help you with all of your most important and serious legal matters affecting your life, your family, your finances and your business. Serving clients throughout the state, the attorneys at our law firm deliver top-notch representation while striving to achieve the best possible solutions for your legal needs regarding any of the following practice areas:

• Family law and divorce
• Criminal defense
• Bankruptcy
• Personal injury
• Wills, probate and estate planning
• Collections

Although we are a small law firm, we offer the same high level of exceptional legal service found at other larger practices. Our small size allows us to provide you with the personalized attention your case deserves, and we are committed to remaining by your side throughout any legal proceedings to ensure the best odds of helping you achieve the positive results you seek.

When you choose our law firm, you will work directly with an attorney dedicated to protecting your rights and best interests. Combining our decades of legal experience, we work as a team to devise the most effective strategies and solutions for those we serve, and our law firm receives many referrals from satisfied clients.

To find out more about how The Law Office of Peggy L. Small, PLLC, can best represent you, your family or your business, you can contact our office to schedule a free initial consultation. We also offer flexible payment plans and a fee schedule to fit any budget.

We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.

Attorney Lee received his Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2002 and his Juris Doctor from Boston University in 2006. Prior to attending law school, Attorney Lee was employed as a legal assistant at O'Melveny & Myers, LLP in Los Angeles. At law school, Attorney Lee took part in the Boston University Civil Litigation Clinical Program as a student attorney, focusing primarily on asylum law in the immigration unit. Attorney Lee was admitted to the New Hampshire Bar in 2006. Since he started working for Peggy Small in October of 2006, Attorney Lee has concentrated his practice in the areas of domestic relations, immigration, criminal and civil litigation cases. Mr. Lee became a Partner at the firm in 2021.

J. Daniel Marr's practice includes providing legal counsel and advocacy for businesses and individuals and includes the areas of: employment law; entity formation and governance; creditor rights and bankruptcy; disputes between co-owners of businesses; and contract negotiation, drafting and enforcement, representing a diverse client base including physicians, accountants, construction contractors and developers, trustees, executors, manufacturers, high-tech and low-tech service providers, higher education professionals and institutions, commercial and residential landlords, and other business organizations and individuals. Attorney Marr works closely with accountants in evaluating financial conditions of entities, proper distributions to shareholders, valuing of companies under existing buy/sell agreements or under a fair-market-value analysis, and other entity governance and equity distribution issues.

Attorney Marr also works closely with the firm's Trust and Estate administration department, advising and advocating for clients on a variety of topics including the pursuit or defense of claims of lack of mental capacity or undue influence, a trustee's fiduciary obligations, trust interpretation, the proper administration of the trust, will or other estate planning documents. He has litigated numerous Probate and Trust cases on a variety of issues. Additionally, he works with clients in real estate litigation, including landlord and tenant law. He actively practices in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and can litigate matters in both state and federal court, including Bankruptcy Court. He can assist clients in disputes, and when appropriate, seek to resolve them through negotiation, mediation, and arbitration.