Family Law
When 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...
Read MoreUnderstanding “First Appearance” in Divorce
The filing of a Petition for Divorce triggers several deadlines and obligations. These deadlines and obligations are explained in the packet of service paperwork that...
Read MoreWhat Does A Court Consider In Modifying Or Renewing An Alimony Order?
Alimony is governed by N.H. RSA 458:19. With a petition to the court and proper notice to the other party, a court may modify an...
Read MoreWhat To Do If Considering A Divorce Action
Filing for divorce can be an overwhelming decision. Taking the initial steps to contact and consult with an attorney can be difficult and it may...
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