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On March 24, 2021, the New Hampshire Supreme Court issued an opinion, In re Greenberg, to decide the issue of whether a father was required to pay additional child support to the mother after obtaining shares of vested...

May 18, 2021 marked the long-awaited reopening of New Hampshire state courts. All New Hampshire court buildings, including the Supreme Court, superior courts, and circuit courts are now fully open to the public during regular...

In In re Estate of Dow, the New Hampshire Supreme Court was asked to analyze whether the son of the late Marie Dow should be considered a “pretermitted heir,” such that he would take a portion of the estate, even though...

On January 20, 2021, the New Hampshire Supreme Court issued an opinion, In re Estate of Dow, discussing two separate issues of interest to probate practitioners:  (1) the governing law over a will that requested the...

When you file for divorce, you must assert a fault ground or irreconcilable differences as the reason for the failure of the marriage. If you assert irreconcilable differences, then your divorce is considered a “no fault...