Family Law

Parents who share custody often need to plan in advance for predictable challenges. In addition to addressing the overall division of parenting time, they may also need to have rules in place for holidays and school breaks. Especially in cases where either parent may...

Your divorce ended your marriage but not your job as parents in New Hampshire. You and your ex now share custody and need to talk about your children regularly. Co-parenting feels hard and awkward after a breakup. However, simple tools and tricks can reduce fights and...

Divorce can be an extremely challenging process for any couple, but it becomes more complex when children are involved.  During the divorce, parents must make decisions that affect not only their own future but also the well-being of their children. Focusing on the...

Going through a divorce involves much more than ending a marriage. Practical matters are typically resolved and documented through a formal written agreement known as a marital settlement agreement (referred to in New Hampshire courts as a Stipulation). It outlines...

When you face a divorce, you likely worry about how to keep your house, your savings and your lifestyle. The term "equitable distribution" sounds like a fair way to split property, but it is often misunderstood. Many people assume they know what to expect, only to...

Grandparents often have a special bond with their grandchildren, especially with the latter confidently knowing they always have someone on their side.  When family disputes arise, like a divorce, you wouldn’t want those to disrupt this relationship. Under the New...

“New year, new you” is the mantra for many folks when January comes around again. It’s no coincidence that this month is known in legal circles as “divorce month.” Couples who have mentally and emotionally already checked out of their marriages often find the symbolic...

Divorce at any age comes with challenges, but when you have less time to rebuild financially, it can be downright scary. When a marriage ends near or during retirement, the consequences can be significant. Understanding how a gray divorce may affect your financial...

When you think about ending a marriage in New Hampshire, you might consider either divorce or annulment. While both address a marriage that is not working, they approach the situation differently. Understanding these differences may help you explore which option could...