
Business Valuation in Divorce in New Hampshire: What Owners Need to Know
If you own a business and you’re going through a divorce, chances are this question is keeping you up at night: How is my business

If you own a business and you’re going through a divorce, chances are this question is keeping you up at night: How is my business

We already agree—do we even need a lawyer? People are often surprised by how common this question is, especially in New Hampshire. By the time

Here’s something most New Hampshire injury lawyers will tell you off the record but don’t always explain clearly on their websites: the question isn’t usually

This is one of the most common — and most stressful — questions we hear at Cohen & Winters. You weren’t married. You break up.

If you’re in college and you’ve been arrested for underage drinking or marijuana possession, your first thought probably wasn’t about court dates or fines. It

When you receive a settlement, one of the first questions is: “Will I owe taxes on this?”The frustrating (but important) answer is: it depends. For

When you’re going through a divorce, it’s completely normal to wonder what “counts” as evidence. These days, so much of our daily communication happens over

Fighting a Speeding Ticket in New Hampshire: What’s Realistic? Getting pulled over is never fun. Seeing blue lights in the rearview mirror can ruin your

Every once in a while, New Hampshire quietly makes a legal change that has a huge impact on everyday people. This is one of those

If you’ve been charged or convicted of Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) in New Hampshire, you already know the consequences can be serious. Beyond fines, potential