NH HB1127

Repeals RSA 545-A (Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act) and replaces it with new RSA 545-B (Uniform Voidable Transactions Act), modernizing New Hampshire's law on fraudulent conveyances

Allows creditors to void transfers made by debtors with actual intent to hinder, delay, or defraud creditors, or transfers made without reasonably equivalent value when the debtor was insolvent or left with unreasonably small assets

Establishes specific factors courts may consider when determining fraudulent intent, including transfers to insiders, concealment, retention of control over transferred property, and timing relative to debts or lawsuits

Sets statute of limitations at 4 years for most voidable transfer claims, with a 1-year discovery extension for actual fraud cases and a 1-year limit for insider preference claims

Applies prospectively to transfers made on or after the effective date (60 days after passage), while preserving existing law for pre-enactment transfers and accrued rights of action