Divorce

It may seem easier, when breaking the news about divorce to your children, to have a lot of one-on-one conversations. So you have four kids, for example, and you sit each one down individually to discuss what's going to happen. Your reasoning for this does make sense....

When relationships begin falling apart, many people's first response is to find a marriage therapist. You may be the first to speak up about needing help in your marriage. This means finding a good day for both you and your spouse to meet an experienced counselor and...

People who are going through a divorce have a lot to consider, especially if they have children. There are also instances in which considerable assets are what lead to the challenges. Regardless of how complex your divorce is, you need to think about what’s best for...

Your family circumstances directly impact your tax obligations. When you get married or have children, what you pay in taxes will likely change. You qualify for exemptions, tax credits and write-offs based on your family and personal circumstances. When you divorce,...

In New Hampshire, you may seek a no-fault divorce, or you can base your divorce on one of several acceptable fault grounds. No-fault divorces typically proceed faster and cost less, making it the preferred option to end a marriage. Other advantages of a no-fault...

You may have read how crucial it is to communicate as parents after your divorce. Yet, sometimes that is easier said than done. The disintegration of a marriage and the strain of the divorce process can create a situation where the last person in the world you feel...

Up until now, you have celebrated every one of your child’s birthdays with them. Now that you have divorced, you need to face the reality that this may change. Birthdays are one of those special occasions which can go from being a time of family joy to one of...

Most of the time when a New Hampshire couple divorces, it will be a no-fault divorce filing. Either spouse can claim irreconcilable differences and initiate the divorce process. The spouse filing a no-fault divorce must feel that there has been a significant breakdown...

Divorce can take months or even more than a year from when you file to when the courts finalize everything. You might think that gives you plenty of time to prepare after you file, but there are some things you shouldn't delay. The more you prepare ahead of time, the...

No one likes to admit that the person with whom they exchanged marriage vows and yearned to live the rest of their life in New Hampshire has a covert romantic relationship on the side. There may be a slew of causes that can initiate infidelity, like boredom, an...