NH child support calculations in Divorce and Parenting actions are complex. Call the NH attorneys at the T.W. Stevens Law Firm. They will make sure your child support obligation realistically reflects your income, ability to pay, and needs.

The T.W. Stevens Law Firm has moved to larger quarters.  We are now conveniently located on the corner of Central Avenue and Washington Street in Dover, New Hampshire.  Our new address is 340 Central Avenue, Suite 203, Dover, NH 03820. The secret to our continued growth? Satisfied clients who appreciate our results oriented, cost-sensitive approach to divorce, child
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Attorney Stevens recently completed the Trial Practice Academy, sponsored by the New Hampshire Association for Justice. The Academy was taught by leading NH trial lawyers, with input and partcipation from no less than ten NH state and federal judges.  Attendance was limited to approximately fifty lawyers, and topics included all aspects of trial practice, including opening
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New Hampshire courts recognize that divorcing spouses know what’s best for their child. Consequently, they encourage divorcing spouses to agree on child custody and child support voluntarily, without court involvement. If divorcing spouses agree on these issues, the court is very likely to approve the agreements. It follows that the most important thing you can do to minimize the emotional pain, impact
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At the T.W. Stevens Law Firm, we believe knowledge is power. This is especially true with New Hampshire divorce, child support and child custody issues. If you are facing one of these issues, a great source of general information is the New Hampshire Family Division website of the New Hampshire Judicial Branch. On the website you will find general advice on
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At the T.W. Stevens Law Firm, we’re no stranger to getting our hands dirty in order to achieve our clients’ goals.  It’s no wonder then, that we’ve adopted a 2-mile stretch of N.H. Route 125 from its intersection with Route 152 to the Lee Traffic Circle. We’re responsible for removing garbage from this section of the highway
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court just issued a written decision in the Goulart case. In the decision, the court held that a parenting plan provisions ordering ordering the father to pay for a child’s college expenses was unenforceable.

If you or your company are stuck in a dispute with another business or with an insurance company, help is on the way.

In New Hampshire, a court determines the validity of a prenuptial agreement by looking to “fairness” both at the time of execution and the time of proposed enforcement. You and your spouse sign a prenuptial agreement. You enter into a marriage or civil union. The marriage or civil union breaks down. You’re covered right? Wrong. When
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