On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Aug 27, 2020 | child custody
When children are involved in a divorce or separation, it is important that their parents and the court make good decisions about their present and future care. In New Hampshire, there are many factors that the courts can evaluate to decide where and with whom a child...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Aug 7, 2020 | child custody, divorce
It is not uncommon for one or both parents to spend significant time dedicated to their work. But when those parents seek to end their marriage, what may have been a minor inconvenience in their family life could now influence the fate of the child custody...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Jul 25, 2020 | child custody
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...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Mar 30, 2020 | 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...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Mar 19, 2020 | child custody
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...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Mar 16, 2020 | 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...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Feb 8, 2018 | child custody
Although a divorce in New Hampshire can be an emotionally stressful time for everyone involved, many parents are able to maintain enough of a positive relationship to continue making decisions for their children together. However, this isn’t always the case....
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Dec 14, 2017 | child custody
Fairy tales would have us believe that all couples get married and live happily ever after. Unfortunately, reality often looks a little different. Children in New Hampshire are often born to parents who never intended to be in a long-term relationship, or serious...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Nov 30, 2017 | child custody
When it comes to religion, even happily married couples often struggle to agree on how to raise their children. Even those who practice the same basic religion can sometimes have conflict over certain aspects of how they practice their faith. This conflict is often...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Aug 31, 2017 | child custody
Issues of family law in New Hampshire can often be complex. In order to ensure that the person a court has deemed the most appropriate guardian actually has child custody, some states have laws regarding whether someone without legal custody of a minor can enroll said...
