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Divorce often brings emotional stress, but privacy violations can make things worse. In some cases, one spouse tries to gather personal or financial information without permission. This can happen in many ways, and it is important to recognize the signs and take...
When one or both spouses are serving in the military and they decide to go their separate ways, their divorce process can be more complex than most divorces navigated by purely civilian couples. In New Hampshire, military service can affect many aspects of a divorce,...
You may have come across people who have told you that the only reason they haven’t left their spouse yet is because of the kids. They know the marriage is not working for them, but they feel it is better to put their needs to one side to enable the children to grow...
When parents separate, emotions can run high. Sometimes, one parent may speak badly about the other or try to turn the child against them. This behavior is called parental alienation, and New Hampshire courts take it seriously. Understanding parental alienation...
Dividing investment portfolios during a divorce creates significant tax consequences. The type of investments, timing of transfers, and specific tax rules determine how much each party ultimately receives. Understanding these factors helps avoid unnecessary financial...
Divorce can bring financial changes, and alimony helps balance income differences between spouses. In New Hampshire, alimony is not automatic. Courts evaluate several factors to decide if one spouse should receive support and for how long. Factors affecting alimony...
A prenuptial agreement can help prevent disputes during a divorce. However, not all prenups hold up in court. In New Hampshire, certain conditions can cause these contracts to become invalid. Failure to follow legal requirements New Hampshire requires prenuptial...
Family-owned businesses often become the center of complex disputes during divorce proceedings. When emotions mix with financial stakes, dividing a business can impact both parties' future financial security. Understanding the implications of dividing family-owned...
Alimony, or spousal support, is a payment one spouse might have to provide to the other during or after a divorce. In New Hampshire, it is possible to appeal an alimony decision if you have a valid reason to believe that the court made an error in its ruling. The...
A prenuptial agreement can be a powerful safeguard when entering a marriage. This is especially true when one or both spouses have significant assets. However, circumstances can change over time. You might understandably wonder if it is worth your while to amend the...
