Legal advice on Divorce in New Hampshire

Me and my partner are getting a divorce and I am curious if we share 50/50 custody can my daughter still get State insurance.

It is my understanding the there are 22 states that have not adopted the UPAA standards for prenuptial agreements and my potential partner and I are searching for the states where we can mutually and freely agree to waive the detailed financial disclosure requirements that are legally required in most states. I have seen legal waiver forms but do not know the states that allow this while still upholding all of the prenup agreement.

Wife did not put him on mortgage but house was bought during marriage they were married 13 years she stated on divorce papers they do not have real estate together but obviously the house again was bought during marriage does he have rights to ask to sell?

I left my husband 3 years ago and moved from Rhode Island to New Hampshire. We have no assets together. We do have 1 child. He is not in our lives and I just want it over. Appreciate any assistance

I am contemplating filing a divorce but are unsure, as am nervous about my husband having been the primary monetary earner for the last 10 years. While he was able to go out and work, I had to stay home with the kids, care for them, feed them, bring them to daycare, their medical appointments, take care of the house, food shopping, dishes, cooking, cleaning, lawn care, laundry, etc. I saw the language in NH divorce law that says a person’s earnings and assets gained during the marriage are basically theirs, not their spouses. But he’s always dictated every way all of the money is spent, many times of frivolous crap I disagree with. Instead of having substantially more assets, he’s blown hundreds of thousands on endless expensive cars for himself, suits, clothes, pays a fortune supporting his adult loser kids not of this marriage, etc. He drives a 150k Range Rover, I drive a Honda Accord. I also see the term “dissipation of assets”. So how does this play out for me? Generally speaking, will I be left with nothing, or are people like him punished by the court?

I run her flower business for free. Between her chickens, dogs, upkeep of house and running lily’s, gotta be 75 hours a week with no pay. I give her 500 a month and half groceries. I am super peaceful and very calm. She is hurting me daily with her words. I’m leaving as soon as I can. The street may be better. Even in the winter and in New Hampshire.

Married 20 years Owes me thousands

We divorce abroad 2.5 years go and for the division of my stock account the laws of NH are applied. The judge ruled that the stocks shall be divided "equally". My ex asks for half of the stocks (at the day of division) to be transferred to her (today). I defend that the portfolio shall be evaluated at the day of the "end of common property mode" and she's entitled to a cash payout of the half of the post-tax value. She is free to further litigate the amount of the payout (i.e. that it would have appreciated if she got the money 2.5 yr ago etc etc) - but I can't be held accountable for the actual stocks. I will gladly pay for a NH attorney opinion. Greetings from The Netherlands!

The last court order was I had sole residential responsibility, he could have supervised visits, I had sole medical decision making, but shared decision making other than medical. He hasn't soken to me since that court order was made 7 years ago. My child has Medicaid. My ex's father just told me his son got a job and is putting our child on his insurance. Is this possible? I would like to know how I would then access this insurance since we have not spoken in 7 years. And would this mess up Medicaid if it is possible?

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