Family Law
Who (Will) Let the Dogs Out?
While many people now pamper their pets like human children, dogs are considered property in New Hampshire—a holdover from the days when many citizens’ most...
Read MoreAlimony – 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 MoreIs it OK to Date During Divorce Proceedings?
Clients oftentimes want to know if it is okay for him or her to date while divorce proceedings are pending. Under New Hampshire law, if...
Read MoreAre Divorce Legal Fees Still Tax Deductible?
The impact of the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act of 2017 (“TCJA”) on family law issues remains a hot topic. This blog will discuss the...
Read MoreWhen Might a Parent Be Able to Relocate With a Child? (part 2 of a 2 part series on relocation)
Proposed legislation on relocation (found in HB 1774) does not change current law regarding the way in which courts evaluate a relocation request. If a...
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