Divorce

Starting over after a divorce in New Hampshire is difficult enough as an individual. When moving forward includes creating a new, blended families, complications can multiply. Common problems when two families become one After the recovery period from a divorce, it's...

If you are considering divorce in New Hampshire, you should be aware that state laws divide property slightly differently than in most areas of the United States. Although New Hampshire is an equitable distribution state, it considers all property that a couple owns,...

If you and your spouse in New Hampshire are contemplating divorce, you should realize the financial implications of the move on your lives. Although dividing your assets can often be the most straightforward part of the process, planning for support for your spouse...

All New Hampshire couples believe it’s forever when they take their wedding vows. However, divorce is more common than many people think. These are some of the most common reasons for divorce. Domestic violence Domestic violence is never acceptable. When one spouse...

There are many uncertainties and what-ifs to consider as you delve deeper into the divorce process. One major subject of planning and negotiations is the fate of your family home. There are multiple reasons why it may be necessary or encouraged to sell the house in...

Divorce is difficult for New Hampshire families regardless of the challenges that they face. Children may have a hard time adjusting to life after the divorce, and it can take time for them to process the change. This is especially true for special needs children. For...

If you are a parent in New Hampshire who is getting divorced, one of your first concerns will be about the way it will affect the children and how custody will be decided. Understanding your rights as a parent will help you prepare for the custody determinations of...

Almost everyone is a member of at least one social media platform these days. However, various studies have shown that spending too much time on them is bad for marriages, as it leads to dissatisfaction between spouses. Even when social media does not play a part in a...

Since New Hampshire is an equitable division state, you may still be responsible under certain circumstances for your soon-to-be ex-spouse's student loans. The judge may consider many factors before dismissing you from the obligation to help them pay their student...

Asset commingling is the mixing of marital and non-marital assets. This can happen when one spouse uses money from a joint account to pay for expenses related to their New Hampshire business or investment or when both spouses mix their income and use joint accounts to...