On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Jun 18, 2020 | blog, divorce
It isn’t uncommon for individuals to occasionally doubt whether they want to remain married to their spouse. However, there are several questions that New Hampshire residents and others should ask before deciding to ask for a divorce. For instance, an individual...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Jun 5, 2020 | blog, divorce
“Gray divorce” is the phrase sometimes used to describe the end of a marriage between older adults. When people in New Hampshire get a divorce at this age, they may have concerns about how their retirement years will change Some people may need to think...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | May 22, 2020 | blog, divorce
It isn’t uncommon for one spouse to manage a household’s finances during a marriage. If a couple gets divorced, the spouse who didn’t make financial decisions may need help creating a long-term financial plan. A financial adviser may be able to help...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | May 18, 2020 | divorce
Your lifestyle after divorce will be very different than it was before you separated from your spouse. Not only will it take time to adjust to not spending every day with your children, but tension can also bubble up between you and your ex-spouse as you navigate your...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | May 1, 2020 | divorce, Mediation
Most people have preconceived ideas about the divorce process. They expect a bitter battle in court, fighting with their ex-spouse over custody arrangements and property division. While this might be the case for some couples, it doesn’t have to be for you. If you’re...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Apr 27, 2020 | divorce
Cheating on a spouse takes more forms than just the physical variety. Financial cheating is certainly among the most common and damaging, and experts increasingly offer useful advice and data about its realities. Opinion poll shows the other partner is usually the...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Apr 22, 2020 | divorce
Telling your kids that you’re getting a divorce is a very stressful situation. You may feel like you don’t know how to break the news and anything you say won’t be enough. You may worry about how they’ll react to the news. Your divorce is a big deal to your children....
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Mar 30, 2020 | divorce
Teenagers in New Hampshire and throughout the country may respond negatively to the fact that their parents are getting divorced. In some cases, they may decide to choose one parent over the other in an attempt to punish the person who has fallen out of favor. It...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Jan 20, 2020 | divorce
Divorce can be an extremely costly process from an emotional as well as a financial standpoint. Couples who decide to end their marriage often let their emotions replace sound decision-making. While no one thinks going through a divorce is easy, there are ways to make...
On behalf of Clark Law PLLC | Mar 13, 2018 | divorce
Parents in New Hampshire are often forced to make decisions about their children’s welfare even though they have conflicting ideas regarding what is in their best interests. Coming to decisions in such a scenario can be difficult enough for parents who are still...
