Writing Down a Parenting Plan Before Court

Parents in Dover who are separating may expect a judge to pick one home for the children and label the

When parents are not married, being the biological father does not automatically make a man the legal father. Without a

Retirement accounts are often one of the largest single assets a couple owns together, yet they get far less attention

Grandparents raising grandchildren face a strange gap in New Hampshire’s support system. Many of the state’s assistance programs assume a

The Basic Statute Covers More Than One Mental State New Hampshire defines this type of charge under RSA 631:2-a, which

A recent Concord police log listed a man from Andover arrested on domestic violence and simple assault charges after a

There’s a version of family law that people imagine before they’ve actually been through it. Courtroom drama. Aggressive attorneys trading

A murder charge almost always arrives wrapped in scientific language: DNA matches, bloodstain patterns, ballistics reports, digital forensics. To a

Owning a business before or during a marriage doesn’t automatically protect it from being divided in a divorce. New Hampshire

A recent arrest in central New Hampshire shows how quickly one incident can turn into a long list of criminal

A parent’s desire to relocate is one of the most emotionally and legally charged situations that can arise in a

Meeting with an attorney about your marriage or children raises anxiety. You’re facing unfamiliar legal territory while dealing with personal