During divorce proceedings, decisions about property division, spousal support payments, child support, child custody, and more will be made, and a judge will issue a judgement regarding these decisions. However, it is not uncommon for disputes to arise post-divorce. If you and your ex-spouse are in a disagreement about one of the important legal issues mentioned above, you need to consult with the lawyers at The Law Offices of Attorney Michael F. Mimno for legal counsel. Read more
Finding Hidden Assets During Divorce
/in Divorce/by Michael MimnoDuring a divorce, a couple must divide up their marital assets. While this can happen out of court through mediation or collaborative divorce, a family division judge most commonly is responsible to ensure a fair and equitable distribution. As part of the division of assets and property, both spouses must make a full disclosure of all assets that they are in possession of. Unfortunately, some spouses may try to hide certain assets in order to avoid division, or to avoid a larger spousal support obligation. If you’re seeking divorce in New Hampshire, the attorneys at The Law Offices of Michael F. Mimno can help you find hidden assets during divorce.
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Dating and Divorce: Things to Consider
/in Divorce/by Michael MimnoDuring a divorce proceeding, most couples have seperated. And before a divorce is legally finalized, many couples began living their individual and independent lives. As such, some individuals may feel ready to jump back into the dating game – especially if they’ve been separated from their spouse for a considerable amount of time – before the divorce is final. While choosing to date prior to being officially divorced is a personal decision, it may have legal consequences. The attorneys at The Law Offices of Michael F. Mimno can tell you what you need to know. Read more
How does a divorce work?
/in Divorce/by Michael MimnoIf you’re seeking a divorce in New Hampshire, it’s highly important that you familiarize yourself with the different divorce processes. For help in understanding the steps that you’ll need to take, and for a legal advocate you can count on, the attorneys at The Law Offices of Attorney Michael F. Mimno can help.
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Post-divorce Disputes
/in Divorce/by Michael MimnoDuring divorce proceedings, decisions about property division, spousal support payments, child support, child custody, and more will be made, and a judge will issue a judgement regarding these decisions. However, it is not uncommon for disputes to arise post-divorce. If you and your ex-spouse are in a disagreement about one of the important legal issues mentioned above, you need to consult with the lawyers at The Law Offices of Attorney Michael F. Mimno for legal counsel. Read more
Divorce in New Hampshire
/in Family Law/by Michael MimnoLaws Relative to Divorce in New Hampshire
Residency Requirements for Filing for Divorce in New Hampshire
To file for a New Hampshire divorce, one of the requirements must be met:
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Family Law 101
/in Family Law/by Michael MimnoRESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS AND WHERE TO FILE: If the grounds for divorce occurred in Massachusetts, 1 spouse must be a resident. If the grounds occurred outside of the state, the spouse filing must have been a resident for 1 year. The divorce should be filed for in the county in which the spouses last lived together. If neither spouse currently lives in that county, then the divorce may be filed for in a county where either spouse currently resides. [Massachusetts General Laws Annotated; Chapter 208, Sections 4, 5, and 6]. Read more