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When your marriage ends later in life, the stakes often feel higher — financially, emotionally and socially. Recognizing the common causes of gray divorce can help you understand your situation better. Once you have weighed the pros and cons of your relationship, you...
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...
Divorces often cause challenges for all members of the family. But when domestic violence becomes a factor in the divorce process, the risk of legal battles may increase. Alimony, child support and visitation rights may be challenged if domestic violence occurred...
Most people think that divorce is easier for couples without children because they don't have to battle child custody and support matters, but there are some unique challenges that childless New Hampshire couples face that require serious consideration. Dividing...
If you are a New Hampshire resident who wants to end your marriage, you have two options to consider: divorce or annulment. While both options technically end the marriage, they do so under different circumstances and are available for different situations. Divorce...
Divorce comes with emotional and financial obstacles that can cause a significant amount of confusion and stress. It's important that you understand the financial implications of divorce if you're legally ending your marriage in New Hampshire. Here are some tips to...
People naturally want to get back on their feet as soon as possible after a divorce. They may seek to buy a New Hampshire home right away, but this is not always easy due to divorce-related issues. It is possible, but perhaps the best thing is to wait until the...
Some people assume that divorces only happen in short-term marriages. However, divorces can also happen to couples married for decades. If your spouse asked for a divorce in New Hampshire, it can feel like it came out of nowhere. Here are several common reasons why...
Property division in New Hampshire is done in the most fair way possible according to equitable property division rules. Equitable property division rules describe an equal division of property based on a variety of factors that divorcing spouses should be familiar...
One of the most important questions in a New Hampshire divorce that involves the division of significant assets is the value of those assets. For most divorcing couples, the homestead is the most valuable asset they own, but other assets such as art, antiques, jewelry...
