Manchester Attorneys Here For You
Going through a divorce can wreak emotional havoc on New Hampshire families. This is especially true when children are involved. Understanding the different types of custody can help you better navigate the divorce process. Custody types and parenting plans Working...
During a divorce proceeding, each spouse must make all of their assets known to the court so that the judge can oversee an equitable division of marital property. However, there is the possibility that your spouse might hide assets from the court in an attempt to exit...
Parents in New Hampshire are generally allowed to retain a relationship with their children after a divorce or separation. The rights and responsibilities of each parent will typically be contained within a written parenting plan. A parenting plan can either be...
Depression affects an untold number of people living in New Hampshire. For some, depression drives a wedge between partners and causes other problems in a marriage. Depression’s symptoms Many people deal with minor, fleeting sadness or depression. Those struggling...
