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New Hampshire couples may have to negotiate the complexities of executive compensation during a divorce. Executive bonuses and incentives can complicate what might otherwise be straightforward assessments of what an individual earns, making a financial settlement more...
After a divorce, some New Hampshire parents might wish to relocate. Since custody of children will be affected, certain conditions must be met for the court to approve the relocation. Reasons for moving There are many reasons why a parent might decide to relocate....
Divorce represents more than a marriage’s end. The dissolution involves the start of a new life, one hopefully unencumbered by whatever problems plagued the marriage. Things might not be smooth for newly single persons leaving a New Hampshire family court. Financial...
In New Hampshire, couples have the option of attempting an uncontested divorce rather than a standard divorce. The differences matter, even though an uncontested divorce can still benefit from a lawyer to complete the process. What makes an uncontested divorce? There...
Divorce comes with emotional and financial obstacles that can cause a significant amount of confusion and stress. It's important that you understand the financial implications of divorce if you're legally ending your marriage in New Hampshire. Here are some tips to...
Some divorces are predictable by analyzing a number of factors. There are usually two or more major factors, such as arguing frequently and failing to communicate, that contribute to strife between New Hampshire spouses and that are attached to a failing marriage....
There’s no doubt that it can be incredibly hard to have cordial interactions with your ex-spouse – particularly if you went through a very contentious divorce. As difficult as it can be, there are important reasons why it will benefit your child greatly for you to...
No one ever expects their marriage to end in divorce, but it happens all the time. When a couple splits up, it's not uncommon to see them taking their anger and frustration out on each other – and this includes business partnerships. If you are the owner of a small...
A study published in the Journal of Marriage and Family is leading the way for research into the effects that raising the minimum wage have on marriage and divorce, being the premier systematic examination of the topic. This new research is revealing interesting and...
New Hampshire is an equitable distribution state, which means that marital property is not necessarily split equally by a judge in a divorce. Instead, it is divided based on what is deemed most “equitable,” or fair, for both parties. Dividing marital property is not...
