There is a list of fifteen factors that judges utilize in determining a division of property. These factors include but [...]

Generally speaking, it does not matter whose name is on the mortgage or on the deed with regards to a [...]

Generally speaking, New Hampshire is an “equitable property state.” This means that if you inherit property or another asset, such [...]

In New Hampshire, alimony is gender neutral. Any party can ask that the Court award them alimony if it has [...]

In many cases, parents decide what their parenting schedule is on their own or with the assistance of trained mediators [...]

In New Hampshire, it depends on what is going on in your family and with your case. In some instances, [...]

In New Hampshire, the words “visitation” and “custody” are no longer used in a legal context to describe situations involving [...]

There are five primary ways that the issues that arise in divorce proceedings decided: Informal Decision-Making involves reaching an agreement [...]

New Hampshire is a no-fault state. In New Hampshire, no-fault divorce is referred to as “irreconcilable differences which have caused [...]

In New Hampshire, the spouse’s agreement to divorce is not required in order for a divorce to occur. A Divorce [...]