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While each situation is different, the short answer is, “no.” When a couple decides to end their marriage, it can cause extreme stress, especially if the relationship becomes contentious. Some may determine they can no longer live together under the same roof....
During your divorce, you may feel tempted to share details about it on social media. You might consider taking to Facebook to post your thoughts about your marriage’s end. Or, you may want to share a photo on Instagram that references your split. Yet, you will want to...
It isn't uncommon for divorced parents in New Hampshire or elsewhere to share physical custody of their children. In some cases, parents may be responsible for raising their children together even if they don't necessarily like each other. However, there are steps...
For many couples facing a divorce, there is a fear of having no sense of control over the fate of your assets and child custody arrangements and a general uneasiness regarding the familial conflict. After all, going to trial in a divorce leaves you at the mercy of the...
No matter the cause of your divorce, you may hope that you and your spouse can divide your property in a quick and amicable manner. Yet, doing so becomes difficult when you suspect that they may be hiding assets. Tracking these assets down can be tough, especially if...
As a parent, you never want to cause harm to your children. At the same time, if you are in an unhappy marriage, you may have to cause them some emotional pain to provide them with a better childhood in the longer term. It is a difficult choice for parents in...
When a couple gets divorced, most assets are divided easily. However, when it comes to employer-sponsored retirement accounts, New Hampshire couples have to take an extra step in order to ensure each spouse gets their fair share. A qualified domestic relations order...
Going through a divorce is hard, but there are things people in New Hampshire may be able to do to make the process less difficult. Finding the right attorney may be the first step. An attorney can help an individual understand state law and what steps must be taken...
Ending a marriage can be a stressful event even when a couple agrees to do so in an amicable manner. New Hampshire residents who attempt to leave an abusive spouse may find that they put their life in danger by doing so. Furthermore, they may have to decide whether...
Some New Hampshire women, understandably, struggle when it comes to divorcing an abusive husband. Whether it is fear or the lack of confidence to make a change after they have been worn down, leaving an abusive husband instills fear. It is possible for a domestic...
