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When one or both spouses are serving in the military and they decide to go their separate ways, their divorce process can be more complex than most divorces navigated by purely civilian couples. In New Hampshire, military service can affect many aspects of a divorce,...
When parents in New Hampshire are involved in a custody dispute, the courts ensure that both parties follow the terms set forth in the custody order. If one parent fails to adhere to these terms, the court has mechanisms in place to enforce the order. Understanding...
When you're going through a divorce or separation, privacy can feel like it's slipping away. Collaborative family law helps you keep your personal matters out of the courtroom. This process focuses on cooperation, which gives you more control over what stays private...
Substance abuse can significantly influence the outcome of a custody case. When you’re involved in a dispute over parental rights, concerns involving drugs or alcohol can directly impact how the court rules. Judges prioritize the safety and stability of the child...
Domestic violence affects many families. Family law offers legal protections to help keep victims safe. These protections are designed to prevent further harm and provide relief to those affected. Here are some legal tools that can protect family members from...
Dividing debts in a divorce can get tricky, especially when you’re dealing with high-asset cases. You might think assets get all the attention, but debts play a big role too. Understanding how the court approaches debt division in New Hampshire helps you get a clearer...
Dividing property during divorce often involves more than just houses and bank accounts. If you or your spouse received stock options, those assets can significantly impact the financial outcome. You need to understand how New Hampshire courts treat them and what...
You may have come across people who have told you that the only reason they haven’t left their spouse yet is because of the kids. They know the marriage is not working for them, but they feel it is better to put their needs to one side to enable the children to grow...
Dividing property during a divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when it’s unclear what belongs to whom. In New Hampshire, not everything you own gets split equally. Understanding what qualifies as separate property can help you protect what’s rightfully yours....
When parents separate or divorce, custody battles can be one of the most emotionally taxing experiences for the entire family. As parents fight for custody, children often find themselves in the middle of the conflict, which can affect their emotional, psychological,...
