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For a divorcing couple in New Hampshire, retirement accounts and annuities can be some of the hardest aspects of the property division process. These accounts have complex tax treatments that make it hard to work out how to manage dividing them. Retirement accounts...
When New Hampshire couples divorce, they may not factor in all the financial implications of this decision while working through difficult family or emotional aspects of the split. Accumulated wealth during a marriage becomes commingled over time, but after the...
Dividing assets during a divorce may be quick and easy or slow and painful. The house, the real estate property and financial accounts are among the obvious assets that get attention. However, there are other assets taken for granted. The kind of assets that may be...
The risk that you run during a divorce is that New Hampshire is an equitable distribution state, which means in a contested divorce, a court will decide what is fair in terms of distribution. The split of assets could very well be 50-50, but there is no guarantee....
Financial difficulties can make the divorce process much more stressful than it needs to be. If you and your spouse have decided to call it quits, preparation is the key to maintaining financial stability and being able to support yourself once you are legally single....
As New Hampshire readers may know, January is a popular month for divorce filings. If you are considering moving ahead with this process, it is likely that you have many questions and concerns about what to expect and what your future will look like. For example, what...
Many parents, perhaps some here in New Hampshire, are trying out a fairly new shared custody arrangement during divorce referred to as "nesting." You might choose to implement the idea during your separation, and then develop a backup plan for after you finalize your...
