Family Law

The holiday season can be a challenging time for families that have recently undergone a divorce. Balancing each parent's wants and preferences while keeping the children's needs as the focus can be a tightwire act. However, the holidays do not need to be this...

Telling your children about a divorce or a separation can be one of the most difficult conversations a parent can have. It is natural to feel anxious and worried about how they will react. However, approaching the discussion with care and compassion can help ease the...

Allowing visitation is a typical way for courts to help parents maintain relationships with their children after the divorce. Sometimes, the involved parties are on good enough terms to entrust the child to the other parent. Still, other cases can have specific...

Divorce marks a significant turning point in the lives of all involved. It brings both challenges and opportunities for personal growth and development. Understanding the impacts of divorce and learning effective coping strategies can significantly ease the transition...

Going through a divorce can be stressful, not only for you and your former spouse but also for your children. Sometimes, they can suffer the harshest blow, making them react differently. In some instances, children could develop behavioral and emotional issues because...

Many New Hampshire parents dread the idea of having to sell their house when they decide to divorce. Uprooting the kids and disrupting their lives is also a primary concern that parents typically want to avoid if possible. This may be why some parents are trying a...

If you’re a parent who is filing for divorce in New Hampshire, you and your spouse are likely focused on achieving a fair settlement, hopefully in a timely and amicable fashion. No one wants to get entangled in a long, drawn-out court battle, which can happen if the...

When issues arise in life that may have a significant impact on your New Hampshire family, it is always best to have a support system in place to help you navigate the circumstances. For example, if the primary earner in your household loses a job, it’s helpful to...

Many New Hampshire parents decided to wait until after the holidays before making a final decision regarding their marital relationship. With the new year comes new opportunities, which, for some, may include a life-changing decision. Some spouses might decide to...

When a New Hampshire judge issues a court order that includes a co-parenting agreement in a divorce, both parents must adhere to its terms. In fact, neither parent may change or disregard the existing terms, unless he or she files a petition in court and the judge...