Edrea Meryl Grabler

Edrea Meryl Grabler's Answers (36)

Manchester, NH

Divorce and separation Lawyer at Manchester, NH

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody, Child Support

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I live in NH divorce and child support were determined in ma. what child support laws govern support? NH or Ma.?

Edrea's answer | Answered on October 01, 2013

Yes, Massachusetts. Either way, definitely advised to consult with a family law attorney.

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Do I need a divorce attorney

Edrea's answer | Answered on July 02, 2013

Yes, an attorney can guide you to the outcome you seek.

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Can my divorce which is already final be over turned into getting more from my ex husband who did not present all assets

Edrea's answer | Answered on June 29, 2013

The short answer: Consult with a trusted divorce attorney. Explain how and why the terms of your divorce decree aren’t working. Ask the attorney...

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How does the court view child support modification when laid off with x-weeks of severance (paid in lump sum)?

Edrea's answer | Answered on June 29, 2013

See below (hyperlink). I'm a Manchester-based divorce attorney and I've actually written a blog post about this. It may be of help. It does not...

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Visitation not happen

Edrea's answer | Answered on June 29, 2013

Yes, I agree with David. You should consult a divorce attorney. If you find it helpful, I wrote this post on what to do when an "ex" is not...

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Should I get a lawyer if I am going threw DNA testing and child support?

Edrea's answer | Answered on June 29, 2013

Yes, I agree with the previous poster. It is recommended to consult an attorney to discuss the best course of action.

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