Teenagers in New Hampshire and throughout the country may respond negatively to the fact that their parents are getting divorced. In some cases, they may decide to choose one parent over the other in an attempt to punish the person who has fallen out of favor. It...
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How does an out of state move affect child custody?
It’s normal to desire a fresh start after ending your marriage. In fact, one of the more common reasons people choose to move in the U.S. is due to a change in marital status. But if you share children with your ex, moving more than a few zip codes away can complicate...
Identifying the signs of parental alienation
When you and your ex don’t get along, it can make it difficult to co-parent peacefully. But when your relationship with your ex is more than just tenuous, you may not be the only one who suffers the consequences. What is parental alienation? Parental alienation occurs...
How moving to a different state impacts child custody
For New Hampshire parents who have parted ways as a couple, child custody and visitation can be a complex issue even if they are living in relative proximity. If, however, the custodial parent decides to move to a different state, it can lead to worry, disagreement...