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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Can you still get property in divorce if assets are in your spouse’s name?
During a divorce, it is common for one spouse to control most of the financial accounts or hold title to major assets. If you are facing this situation in Manchester, you may worry that you will not receive a fair share of the marital property. However, New Hampshire...
Teens have special considerations for co-parenting
Divorcing parents have to think carefully about how they’re going to work as a team to raise their children. The age of the children is one of the factors that matters in these cases. If one of these children is a teen, there are some factors to consider that might...
Documenting parental alienation for a custody modification
Parents who end their relationships with one another typically still want to maintain their connection with their shared children. Parents should follow the parenting schedule and communicate with one another as necessary for the children's well-being. Sometimes, one...
Can vesting impact RSU division in New Hampshire divorces?
Deferred compensation is one way for companies to motivate workers to do their jobs to the best of their abilities. Giving a worker an interest in the company’s success or extra pay based on their performance can be a powerful motivator. Professionals with deferred...
Who can be a victim of domestic violence?
Domestic violence is a serious issue in New Hampshire. It is often part of divorce proceedings. A victim may want to leave a relationship to protect themselves, and domestic violence can have an impact on child custody rights. In general, domestic violence happens...
Does gray divorce affect retirement benefit eligibility?
In recent years, it has become more common for older couples to divorce after decades of marriage. “Gray divorces” tend to be more complex than divorces that occur earlier in life. When divorcing spouses are close to or past retirement age, they may worry about how...
Setting a stable parenting schedule for your teenager
When your children reach high school, the old parenting routines often stop working. Your teenager has a life that revolves around sports, jobs, and social circles that require a different kind of structure. New Hampshire law prioritizes the best interests of the...
Dividing luxury items in your divorce
For some couples, dividing assets in a divorce is more complicated than splitting bank accounts and some real estate. Luxury items, such as fine art, wine collections and sports memorabilia, can carry significant monetary and emotional value. Dividing these items...
Can I update my child support order in New Hampshire?
In New Hampshire, either parent or the child’s legal guardian can request the courts for an update in their child support costs. With this in place, the filing parent or “petitioner” can become more aligned with their finances and adjust to their personal situation...
