Amherst, NH

Dwight Sowerby

Dwight Sowerby, founding member of Sowerby & Moustakis Law, PLLC, retired in 2023 after nearly three decades of practicing law in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Dwight’s contributions to the practice areas of elder law and small business law helped to create the firm we are today. Dwight began his career as a healthcare professional and a licensed nursing home administrator, eventually owning his own facilities. In 1996, Dwight combined his background as a small business owner and empathy for the nursing home residents with a law degree and began concentrating on the issues confronting his older clients and their families, as well as the laws affecting small businesses. In 2020, Dwight joined forces with attorney Peter A. Moustakis to establish Sowerby & Moustakis Law, PLLC.

Peter A. Moustakis

As a Founder and Managing Member of Sowerby & Moustakis Law, PLLC, Peter has established a client-oriented practice that focuses on listening and empathizing with clients while also helping them sort through issues and concerns all while achieving the best results possible and providing individualized service and exceptional commitment to client satisfaction. Peter personally handles many of the firm’s cases and treats every client’s problem as if it was his own. He understands the responsibility and trust that comes with representing a person through what is often the most difficult time in his or her life and considers himself a true “Counselor-at-law” whose purpose is to provide his clients with guidance and an understanding of the law. Peter enjoys volunteering in his local community and has served as Town Moderator for the Town of Amherst, the chair of the Ways and Means Committee for the town of Amherst, served on the ethics committee of the New Hampshire Bar Association, served on the Board of the New Hampshire Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and served as the Vice-Chair of the Animal Law Committee of the Massachusetts Bar Association.

Lindsay Buckley

As an attorney, Lindsay understands that all families and financial situations are unique and takes pride in presenting various strategic advice and solutions to her clients to ensure their wants and needs are met. When not in the office, Lindsay enjoys spending time with her husband and children, practicing Muay Thai, and puttering around in her garden.

Bill Keefe, former partner of Keefe & Keefe, P. A., retired in 2023 after nearly forty years of practicing law in Wilton, New Hampshire. As an attorney, Bill handled a number of practice areas including bankruptcy, divorce and civil litigation. But anyone who knew Bill knew he was most passionate about his work in the estate planning field because he felt he could really make a difference in people’s lives. Bill served as Town Moderator for the town of Wilton and graduated from Dartmouth College in 1976 and from the University of Maine School of Law in 1979.