Family Law

It is a fact that some marriages last a lifetime and others don’t, although it is impossible to predict with 100% certainty which marriages will last and which will not. If you make a decision to file for divorce, your reasons for doing so will be unique to your own...

Disentangling two lives can be quite a task. Married couples can spend years or decades accumulating joint property that then must be divided during a divorce. The idea of dealing with property division might even be enough to make you delay the decision to end your...

There are a lot of life changes that come along with divorce. From what job you have to how much time you spend with your kids, it can be overwhelming to keep up with life’s new pace. Some women find that staying in the marital home makes these other changes somewhat...

Divorce brings a lot of changes to a family even under the best of circumstances. Making the most of what is to come could mean pursuing joint custody of the children. Like parents throughout New Hampshire and elsewhere, each of them could enjoy some substantial...

As a parent, you probably want to insulate your children as much as possible from the divorce process, and this is the one thing that you and your future former spouse have no trouble agreeing on. You both acknowledge that the other is a good parent and that your...

Not every newly divorced couple can get along. Even so, the prevailing attitude toward child custody these days is co-parenting, which requires a substantial amount of communication between the parties. That arrangement may work well for some newly single parents here...

When you get divorced in New Hampshire, the court uses current information about your children's needs and you and your spouse's income to create child support orders. If your economic circumstances change at some point after the initial child support agreement, it...