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Continuing coverage health insurance laws in New Hampshire

WEBYou may be able to continue coverage through a new law (RSA 415:18, VII b) that became effective on January 1, 2008 that allows a former spouse to continue …

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Charron v. Amaral: Same-sex marriage benefits do not apply

WEBToday the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court issued an opinion in the case of Charron v. Amaral that held that marriage benefits for same-sex couples do not …

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The Berg Case: Parents right to access medical records v. child's …

WEBA principal obligation of parenthood is to claim certain rights and privileges on behalf of one’s child, as well as make decisions the child is considered incompetent to …

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Elter-Nodvin v. Nodvin: Change in beneficary does not violate anti

WEBThe New Hampshire Supreme Court recently issued an interesting opinion in the matter of Elter-Nodvin v. Nodvin. It is not a traditional family law case, ie divorce or …

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Tips for Completing your New Hampshire Family Division Financial

WEBThis blog has been a great way to reach out to people who need information about divorce, parenting and family law, and it has been a great experience hearing …

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Nashua Family Division Opens New Hampshire Family Law Blog

WEBThe 9th Circuit Family Division at Nashua is now open. The Nashua Family Division will serve the Hudson, Hollis and Nashua communities.The family division has …

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How to work with a Guardian ad Litem

WEBHere are some tips on how you should conduct yourself during the process. · Return the GAL Stipulation and Questionnaire Promptly: When the GAL is first …

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Contempt of Court New Hampshire Family Law Blog

WEBA finding of civil contempt results in an order that is remedial, coercive and for the benefit of the other party. The punishment is intended to force the contemnor’s …

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New Hampshire civil union New Hampshire Family Law Blog

WEBBy Kysa Crusco on April 30, 2008. Posted in Civil Union. A civil union is a domestic relationship that provides state-based legal rights, responsibilities and benefits to …

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Guardianships, grandparents and substance abuse: New statute …

WEBUntil 2012, the burden of proof to terminate a guardianship of a child was placed upon the parent to show, by a preponderance of the evidence, that the …

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What are fault grounds

WEBNew Hampshire recognizes the following fault grounds: Impotency of either party. Adultery of either party. Extreme cruelty of either party to the other. Conviction of …

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Shared parenting

WEBThe New Hampshire Child Support Guidelines, if John were the obligor (person paying the child support) would require child support in the amount of $1,051 …

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Parenting coordinator for high-conflict parents New Hampshire …

WEBThe Parenting Coordinator will typically meet with the parents, individually and/or jointly. The parents’ concerns will be identified, the family situation will be …

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Where can I take the child impact seminar

WEBThere is also additional information about the Child Impact Seminar available on the Family Division website. BELKNAP COUNTY Laconia 524-1100 Genesis …

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IMO Guy: Fault divorce for endangering health or reasons requires …

WEBThe New Hampshire Supreme Court recently held In the Matter of Joni Guy and Daniel Guy on March 5, 2009 that in order to prove a fault-based divorce for …

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Common law marriage in New Hampshire

WEBThe New Hampshire Supreme Court released an opinion on June 3, In Re Estate of David J. Bourassa that clarified the requirements for Common Law Marriage in …

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Unbundled Legal Services New Hampshire Family Law Blog

WEBUnbundled Legal Services. Unbundled legal services, also known as limited scope representation, allow you to hire a lawyer to do certain parts of your case, instead …

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What is a First Appearence

WEBA “First Appearance” occurs in a New Hampshire Family Division court in a divorce involving children or in a parenting petition case. The judge or marital master will …

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Divorce and its effects on your H-4 immigration status

WEBAn H-4 visa is a dependent/spouse Visa that is issued when your spouse has a H-1B Visa. You cannot work with an H-4 visa but you are allowed to remain in the …

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Grandparents rights in New Hampshire

WEBIn spite of the Troxel ruling, New Hampshire courts have continued to grant grandparents rights because the statute contains safeguards for a parents rights over …

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