When it comes to being charged with a DWI, there are many questions regarding what happens after you end up with a DWI conviction. Those questions can range from a […]
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In New Hampshire, both parents are obligated to financially support their child. This obligation exists regardless of whether the parents are married and even if they live in different states. […]
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If you’re getting divorced, the subject of alimony may come up. While traditionally thought as a recourse only available to women, nowadays, alimony can be granted to any gender. Regardless […]
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If you’re hosting a house party, it might surprise you to learn that you can be liable for a drunk driver. Serving alcohol to someone past the point of their […]
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When you’re applying for an apartment or a new job, usually your employer or landlord will want you to submit to a background check. If you’re a person who has […]
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Intimate partner violence (IPV) is an issue that’s getting more coverage lately as people become more aware of the problem. It’s surprisingly and unfortunately common. According to the CDC, one […]
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If you’ve been charged with a criminal offense, it may be frightening to think about which steps you should take next. Your first step should be to consult an experienced […]
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If you’re thinking about divorcing in NH, you likely are aware that divorce is typically a stressful ordeal. Making a divorce stress-free is not an easy task. Divorce is a […]
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Welcome to another edition of what’s going on in NH law! In today’s edition, we’re going to talk about something on a lot of people’s minds — the election. While […]
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In 2019, Governor Chris Sununu signed a law that will help streamline the process of annulment of convictions for marijuana from an individual’s record. This process, which goes into effect […]
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