Divorce

To say that you and your ex-spouse don’t agree on much is an understatement. That includes your views on the kids and their electronics. You believe that the kids should have unfettered use of their electronics, including their smartphones, laptops and tablets. Your...

Sometimes, divorce solutions require thinking outside of the box. When it comes to parenting time for your minor children, it can be hard to find a good compromise that works well for all concerned. One option to consider might be “bird’s nest” parenting time. What...

In a divorce, spouses often get caught up in fighting for the best outcome for themselves regarding money and property. Parents can lose track of the most important issue: The well-being of their children. Divorce is incredibly traumatic and parents should do...

There is always a risk that two people who get married will decide to divorce at a later date. That’s why it’s a good idea to talk about finances and life goals early in your marriage. One of the topics that you might bring up is how you want to handle your bank...

You and your ex will probably butt heads about many different issues during your divorce. From the right way to alternate holidays with your children to what is fair regarding your retirement accounts, you might have many significant disagreements before the courts...

All too often, divorce is an incredibly expensive process. In addition to legal expenses, property division with your ex can substantially reduce your overall personal wealth. Many people desperately hope to reduce what their divorce will cost. Divorce mediation is...

As the holidays approach, many divorced parents find it difficult to navigate parenting time. Even though divorced parents have a parenting plan and parenting time dates set in advance, conflicts can still arise when unexpected issues come up.  Whether it’s missing a...

Protecting your parental rights after a divorce is important. It’s also important to closely consider the best way to keep your children’s life stable so that they feel supported. There are several ways that you and your ex-spouse could split up your parenting time....

Yes. New Hampshire has traditionally been a "no-fault" divorce state. This means that neither party is obligated to show that their spouse is at fault for the divorce. However, a fault divorce is still obtainable if one spouse desires to prove that the other is...