Factors That Can Reduce Child Support – November 4, 2024
New Hampshire courts may reduce child support obligations when certain economic factors, like income levels, additional dependents, or voluntary underemployment, are present. This overview highlights the legal requirements for downward deviations and how courts approach child support modifications.
Application of the Best Interest of the Child Standard – October 20, 2024
Learn how the best interest of the child standard is applied in New Hampshire divorce cases, especially when determining equally-shared parenting plans.
Business Income in Child Support Cases – October 15, 2024
For business owners, courts consider business profits, rental income, and other financial resources as part of personal income when calculating child support, making it essential to understand how these are evaluated and what expenses may be deducted.
How to Modify Child Support After Losing Your Job – October 14, 2024
If you’ve lost your job and need to modify your child support payments, it’s crucial to document your job search efforts and request an adjustment based on your reduced income to avoid falling behind on payments.
Joint Ownership of Property with Someone Outside of the Marriage – October 9, 2024
Owning property with someone outside of marriage is fairly common. This article explores how New Hampshire courts handle the division of jointly owned property.
Property Division of Inherited Wealth – September 30, 2024
In the this recent divorce case, the court awarded the Husband a greater share of the marital estate due to his inherited wealth, reflecting its significant contribution to financial stability.
Keeping Trust Assets out of Divorce – September 16, 2024
The New Hampshire Supreme Court recently reviewed a divorce case involving significant trust assets, ultimately ruling that these assets were outside the marital estate.
How Stock Options and Bonuses Impact Child Support – September 9, 2024
In a recent case, In the Matter of Michael Greenberg and Anne Greenberg, the court addressed whether stock awards, similar to bonuses, should be treated as income for child support calculations.
Adultery in Same-Sex Relationships and Divorce – September 3, 2024
This case, In the Matter of Molly Blaisdell and Robert Blaisdell, redefines adultery in New Hampshire divorce law to include same-sex extramarital relationships, ensuring equal treatment for all married couples.
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