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When one divorcing spouse has a considerably higher income than the other, can the spouse with the lower income, or perhaps no income, seek enough alimony to allow them to continue their marital standard of living? That may be possible, but it depends on the...
In New Hampshire, both unmarried and married couples with minor children must craft a parenting time plan that can fairly outline their respective parental duties and time-sharing schedules. Ideally, the court will encourage you and your ex-partner to work on your...
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...
Collaborative family law can be effective, but it is not a universal solution. Its success depends on a clear understanding of the process and a willingness by all parties to participate in good faith. Many misunderstandings arise when collaborative family law is...
When parents divorce, even with a clear and detailed child custody agreement in place, they can continue to battle over issues with their children. Typically, when one parent isn’t abiding by the terms of a custody order, the other parent can return to court to seek...
Legal separation and divorce in New Hampshire often move through similar court procedures, yet they lead to very different outcomes. Because of these differences, you may look for options that give you more privacy, control and flexibility as you work through the...
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...
When parents go through a divorce, one of their main goals is often to get custody of their children. Some parents want to get sole custody, but many parents accept shared custody, where they both spend time with the children and collaborate on making important...
For those who have spent many years nurturing a child, safeguarding custody rights can feel challenging, but it is crucial for both parent and child. Homemakers and primary caregivers often worry about losing daily involvement, especially if they have been out of the...
People who decide to divorce because of domestic violence do not need to prove what they experienced. It is possible to file for divorce without proving any specific fault-based grounds. For many people, the fastest exit from an abusive relationship is the best option...
