If you are moving toward divorce, you are likely going to do a close analysis of your financial situation. You need to disclose your financial assets to the court. This means gathering electronic records from bank accounts, investments and much more. While you do...
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How does mediation handle hidden New Hampshire marital assets?
You may expect mediation to feel cooperative, yet it often depends on full and honest financial disclosure. In New Hampshire divorce matters, each spouse usually shares income, property and debts so both sides can work toward a fair settlement. If you suspect hidden...
Can divorce force the sale of your business?
If you spent years building a successful company, divorce may raise difficult questions about its future. You may wonder whether your spouse could claim part of the company or whether the divorce could put pressure on you to sell. In New Hampshire, divorce does not...
How are golden parachute agreements treated in divorce?
If you hold a senior executive role, your employment agreement may include provisions that rarely come to mind during a divorce. A golden parachute can make up a significant part of your finances, and it may not be off-limits when a marriage ends. The basics of this...
How can you protect your assets before filing for divorce?
Divorce can significantly impact your financial future, making it crucial to understand asset protection strategies before you file. While you should never hide assets or engage in fraudulent transfers, there are legitimate steps you might consider to safeguard your...
2 ways to handle valuation disputes during divorce
When assets such as privately held businesses, investment portfolios or unique property are involved, determining their precise value can be contentious. These disputes carry long-term financial implications that affect the equitable division of property. Traditional...
5 must-have clauses in parenting plans for international travel
International trips can enrich a child's life—and complicate co‑parenting. Unless a court order says otherwise, both parents have equal rights and responsibilities for their child. This means one parent cannot simply take a child out of the country without the other...
NFTs and digital assets in high-asset divorce
Dividing property in divorce is never simple, but digital assets make it more complicated. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs), digital tokens and other online property now appear often in high-asset divorces. Courts and lawyers must address questions of value, ownership and...
How is a joint business divided in a divorce?
Filing for divorce while co-owning a business with your spouse can be quite daunting. You may find yourself worrying about the possibility of losing your shares or letting go of your business. As you move forward with your divorce proceedings, it is crucial to gain a...
Divorce after 20 years: Custody and family business issues
After 20 years of marriage, divorce is never simple. But when you own a business together and have kids in high school, the stakes are even higher. It's not just about splitting assets. You’re fighting to protect your role as a parent and the future of the business...
