When a divorce is finalized, the alimony order that comes with it can feel like the last word. But life does not stop moving after
If the police have asked you to come to the station and give a “voluntary statement,” the word voluntary may sound reassuring. It suggests something
Many parents assume that if they have primary custody of their child, they are free to move wherever life takes them: a new job in
If you are facing a DUI charge in New Hampshire, you may have heard that getting your license back could come with a catch: an
Imagine your mother passes away. She created a trust, transferred property into it, named her three children as equal beneficiaries, and appointed one of them
This is one of the most frustrating situations a parent can face. You are showing up, paying the bills, handling school pickups, attending doctor’s appointments,
One of the most common misconceptions we encounter when helping New Hampshire residents set up a revocable living trust is this: people assume the trust
If you’re approaching retirement and going through a divorce — or if you’re already paying alimony — you may be asking a very real and
We’ve written extensively about child support laws in New Hampshire when there is equal custody. The law has evolved over time and HB 1564 effective
Most people who come to us with a legal dispute want the same thing. They want it resolved quickly, fairly, and without ever having to