Marriages riddled with infidelity, mismatched priorities and disagreements over having children sometimes result in divorce. If you find yourself in a marriage marked by a history of arguments and disappointments, you might still be hoping for a resolution. However,...
Family Law
What factors should you consider during property division?
Property division often becomes one of the most complex and contentious issues related to a couple’s divorce. It involves dividing assets and redefining one's financial future. This phase of the divorce process can be emotionally charged, with each decision resulting...
Signs that your spouse is hiding assets from you
New Hampshire is an equitable distribution state, meaning that your marital assets will be divided fairly in your divorce. This doesn’t mean that those assets will be split in half, so there might be some work to do to secure the resources you deserve. But before you...
Top tips for addressing co-parenting issues
Effective co-parenting can make life easier for you, your children’s other parent, and, most importantly, your kids. Yet, figuring out how to co-parent can be difficult, especially if you and your children’s other parent struggle to communicate with each other. In the...
Should you consider a litigated divorce?
An uncontested divorce is highly recommended because it's less stressful and cheaper. It takes less time since spouses agree on crucial matters and only go to court to validate their agreements. Therefore, if you and your spouse can work out a settlement for your...
What can business partners do if they get divorced?
Divorce can be complex for individuals who own a business together. For instance, say that a couple meets at culinary school, gets married and opens their own restaurant. Getting divorced means that they’ll have to figure out what they’re going to do with this...
When can you increase child support payments?
Child support ensures your children are well taken care of when you and the other parent divorce. However, the orders the court gives are not permanent. You can modify a child support order. Most child support modification discussions surround decreasing it. But you...
Student loans and divorce: What happens?
Student loans are a major issue in the United States. They are the second-highest source of debt people carry – behind only mortgage loans. Some reports claim that the total amount of student loan debt is $1.59 trillion. And that was in 2022, so it is likely much...
Don’t post these 3 things on social media during your divorce
In today’s world, people often turn to social media to voice their opinions, keep up with news and seek solace with friends. Therefore, if you’re going through a divorce, you may be tempted to post details about the divorce on social media. However, remember anything...
3 reasons New Hampshire courts will grant one parent sole custody
Parents preparing for divorce or separation in New Hampshire will likely share custody of their children. State law requires that the courts do what is best for the children, and that typically means preserving both parental relationships. However, there are...