Family Law
Alimony – Renewal Versus Modification
The NH Supreme Court case of Hoyt and Hoyt, decided on October 3, 2018, addresses the standard of proof needed to renew an expired alimony...
Read MoreCollaborative Law as an Option to Resolve Divorce and Parenting Cases
This article on "Collaborative Law" is the second installment in a three-part series elaborating on the settlement options described in our comprehensive blog post “Options...
Read MoreMediation of Divorce and Parenting Cases
This article focusing on "Mediation" is the first in a three-part series addressing some of the settlement options described in our comprehensive blog post “Options...
Read MoreOptions for Resolving a Divorce
Unfortunately for many couples, the holiday season triggers an increase in divorce activity. While most people have friends or family who have been through a...
Read MoreDivorce Fault Grounds (part 3 of 3)
Fault is a permissible consideration, by statute, in both property distributions and alimony awards. In the context of property division, fault may be considered if...
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