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In New Hampshire, divorce can have financial implications in addition to an emotional toll. Aside from the expected costs that come from setting up an additional household, divorce and the process of separating assets can trigger other costs that often go unnoticed....
The division of assets is a critical component of any divorce proceeding, but if you or your spouse has offshore accounts, you may wonder how to divide these assets in a New Hampshire divorce. New Hampshire follows the principle of equitable distribution, which...
As baby boomers continue to age, the concept of "grey divorce" — a term referring to couples over the age of 50 who decide to divorce — is becoming more prevalent. These divorces often carry unique challenges, particularly when it comes to dividing assets. In New...
The process of divorce is a challenging one, filled with emotional turmoil and legal complexities. Often, individuals hope for a quick resolution, allowing them to move forward and start a new chapter in their lives. However, multiple factors can draw out a divorce,...
New Hampshire is an equitable division state, which means that your spouse may receive more than half of assets held in the marital estate. This may mean that you will be forced to cede a portion of an art, car or other type of collection that were amassed during the...
