Many parents assume that nothing would cause them to lose custody of their child. After all, where would their child live if not with their parents? However, a few factors could result in a parent being deprived of custody. Any allegations of physical abuse or...
Most couples invest a lot of their marital income into the maintenance of their home and mortgage payments. The longer you have stayed married, the more you and your spouse will have likely paid into the home where you live. When you decide to file for divorce, you...
When a driver who has drunk some alcohol sees flashing lights behind their car, they may get scared. After they have taken a Breathalyzer test or field tests for sobriety, they may worry about what their future holds, especially if they plan to attend college. The...
When your children marry, your family grows. You acquire a son-in-law or daughter-in-law. The wedding may soon lead to new grandchildren for your family to raise. Compassion and inclusion can go a long way toward helping these new members of your family feel like they...
New Hampshire is famously tough on drivers who drive while intoxicated with alcohol or drugs (DWI). New Hampshire’s DWI laws impose much harsher penalties for first-time offenses than most states. There are certain factors that, if proven in your DWI case, can make...
After being charged, convicted and sentenced for a crime, one may look to New Hampshire’s annulment process as a path to a new start. New Hampshire has had a long history with its approach to criminal record annulments and qualifying conditions. If looking to get a...
As a part of your estate plan, one of the things you should consider doing is setting up a living will. A living will is a legal document that lets other people know what your choices are for end-of-life treatment. It will also provide information on the kind of...
Drivers who get arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI) in New Hampshire are at risk of many penalties. If they plead guilty or the courts convict them, they might need to spend time in jail or on probation. They will likely have to pay fines to the state in...
It’s the time of year when kids start going back to school. While this is challenging enough for parents who live in the same home, it can be even more complicated when a child’s parents are divorced. It’s necessary that you consider the possible challenges that you...
If you’re driving home and get stopped on suspicion of drunk driving, an officer may ask you to take a portable Breathalyzer test. You have the right to refuse to give a sample on this portable device without risking your driver's license. However, you don’t have the...
