People in New Hampshire live free, but they also owe more than the average American. Financial stress and piles of debt can unnecessarily complicate someone's goals.What are some big contributors to debt in New Hampshire?Although medical bills used to be the main...
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Month: November 2018
Will I lose everything if I file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
Many people in New Hampshire experience financial challenges at some point of time. Sometimes, these challenges are temporary and can be absorbed into a person's budget. However, other times the challenges are so great or so long-lasting, that a person is simply...
Situations in which New Hampshire offers sole custody in divorce
In general, courts in New Hampshire prefer to arrange for shared custody scenarios in a divorce involving minor children. Although there was once a time when courts often favored one parent over the other, years of psychological and sociological research have made it...
Is Chapter 11 bankruptcy the right choice?
Bankruptcy is one of those things which everyone knows can happen, but nobody likes to think about -- until debts pile up, and they have no choice.One option for small business owners and individuals alike is Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Unlike a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which...
Parents in legal trouble may be taking it out on their children
The United States can appear divided over many issues, including the causes and effects of mass incarceration. However, parents can rally around the fact that children are negatively impacted by their guardians' criminal behavior. Recent research indicates that we do...
Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help those with insurmountable debt
People in New Hampshire can find themselves facing hard financial times through no fault of their own. For example, they may have been laid off from work forcing them to use credit cards for daily expenses or they may have incurred hefty medical bills following a...
Holidays can be make-or-break time for divorce
If you are like many people considering divorce, you may do not want to make any big decisions before the holidays. People with children especially, tend to want to experience at least one more holiday season as a family unit before calling it quits. By the time...
Creditors may lie to or abuse people suffering with debt
It's official. You are worried about debt. If you are not, someone nearby certainly is. A study of financial stress showed that New Hampshire residents are suffering emotional stress because they are concerned about paying back debts. The only financial stress equal...
How did alimony change in New Hampshire?
Outside the legal realm, few people deal with divorce more than once or twice in their life. As a result, New Hampshire's new approach to spousal support during separation or after divorce may have passed below the radar of some of the people it may affect.If you are...
How can decisions made during a divorce affect one’s taxes?
Many people in New Hampshire do not think about taxes much until April rolls around. However, for couples contemplating divorce, decisions made during the divorce process could affect how much they pay in taxes down the road. Therefore, it is important to understand...
