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Divorcing parents have to think carefully about how they’re going to work as a team to raise their children. The age of the children is one of the factors that matters in these cases. If one of these children is a teen, there are some factors to consider that might...
Parents who end their relationships with one another typically still want to maintain their connection with their shared children. Parents should follow the parenting schedule and communicate with one another as necessary for the children's well-being. Sometimes, one...
In New Hampshire, both unmarried and married couples with minor children must craft a parenting time plan that can fairly outline their respective parental duties and time-sharing schedules. Ideally, the court will encourage you and your ex-partner to work on your...
When parents divorce, even with a clear and detailed child custody agreement in place, they can continue to battle over issues with their children. Typically, when one parent isn’t abiding by the terms of a custody order, the other parent can return to court to seek...
For those who have spent many years nurturing a child, safeguarding custody rights can feel challenging, but it is crucial for both parent and child. Homemakers and primary caregivers often worry about losing daily involvement, especially if they have been out of the...
Parents navigating a divorce or separation frequently worry about their relationships with their children. They may be on high alert, looking for any signs of misconduct and changing dynamics. Many people have heard about parental alienation. The term rose to...
International trips can enrich a child's life—and complicate co‑parenting. Unless a court order says otherwise, both parents have equal rights and responsibilities for their child. This means one parent cannot simply take a child out of the country without the other...
In child custody cases, a question that often arises is whether a child’s preference has an impact on the court’s decision. The answer depends on a variety of factors. While the child’s preference can certainly be considered, it is not the sole deciding factor in the...
In New Hampshire, a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) is a person chosen by the court to look out for the best interests of a child or an adult who cannot make decisions for themselves. The GAL helps the court understand what is best for the person in cases like custody...
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...
