Solving Complex Family Law Issues

We handle divorce matters and related filings within the state of New Hampshire. Divorce can be a complex and frustrating process for all of the parties involved. No matter the length of the marriage, there are always problems to solve and issues to wrap up. With legal representation, you can be sure that your rights are represented, and that your concerns are voiced to the court.

Custody & Termination Of Parental Rights

“Who is going to be the primary custodial parent?”

“How can I get 50-50 custody?”

“What if I need to get sole custody?”

We hear all of these concerns frequently. We are prepared to help ensure that not only are your interests represented but also that we work on a custody arrangement that is truly in the best interests of your children.

We are also committed to helping parents during proceedings to terminate the rights of one or both parents – whether for adoption purposes or because of underlying issues with abuse and neglect.

Child Support

By law in New Hampshire, many single parents are entitled to child support. We can help you navigate the complicated waters in figuring out child support amounts, the best methods and arrangements for payment, and the best way to ensure that you get the support your child requires.

We are also able to work with paying parents to ensure that they do not pay more than required by law and to ensure that arrearages are taken care of with minimal court intervention.

Grandparents’ Rights

Grandparents in New Hampshire have certain, limited rights to build relationships with their grandchildren. We are committed to making sure that grandparents have an opportunity to see their grandchildren.

We have also defended parents from grandparent rights petitions, and can provide representation to help work out issues with extended family members and visitation with children.

Spousal Support & Property Division

New Hampshire allows for parties to ask the court for alimony or spousal support. Calculating support amounts and determining how a separating couple must split their marital property can be difficult and complex. Having representation on your side ensures that your rights and interests are represented.