Family Law
Guardian ad Litem Reports
In cases involving parenting disputes, the Court may appoint a guardian ad litem (“GAL”). The GAL is typically an attorney or a mental health professional,...
Read MoreAlimony Affected By Proposed Tax Reform Legislation
The proposed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (“Act”) released on November 2, 2017 contains several provisions that could impact divorce cases, most significantly in the...
Read MoreIs Electronically Stored Information (ESI) Relevant? (part 2 of a series on this topic)
In the first blog in this series, I discussed how to overcome hearsay when attempting to introduce electronically stored information (ESI). This blog discusses the...
Read MoreWhen Can Electronically Stored Information (ESI) Be Introduced Into Evidence? (part 1 of a series on this topic)
The concept of introducing electronically stored information (ESI) is no longer a novel one for attorneys, especially in divorce matters. Text messages, emails, social media...
Read MoreCan a parent compel the disclosure of a child’s therapy records in a parenting dispute?
Generally, a parent may not compel the disclosure of a child’s therapy records in the context of a parenting dispute. The N.H. Supreme Court addressed...
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