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False accusations of domestic violence sometimes happen during a divorce. However, New Hampshire won't automatically take anyone's word for it. The court must examine evidence fron both sides. Understand what counts as domestic violence The first step is to learn what...
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...
As we approach summer in New Hampshire, it's time to start planning for the summer months. If you're in a co-parenting relationship with school-aged children, it's extra important to make sure your summer plans are set in stone. During the months that school is in...
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...
Child custody is a concern of parents when they no longer have a relationship. Whether parents are divorcing or unmarried but not together, figuring out who will get custody of the children in New Hampshire requires specific considerations to be explored before...
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...
Parents in New Hampshire who are no longer married or together must work on deciding how to divide custody of their children. While some might think that alternating weeks is the fairest option, it’s not the best. These are reasons to avoid it and some better...
