The court has appointed a Guardian ad Litem, now what? While each GAL has their individual approach to an investigation, in general, this You Tube video reviews what you can expect during the investigation.
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Crusco Law Office, PLLC
Crusco Law Office, PLLC is a law firm based in New Hampshire specializing in family law. The firm provides legal services for a range of family-related matters including divorce, legal separation, child and spousal support, protective orders, paternity, adoption, guardianships, and grandparent's rights. It also offers collaborative law and unbundled legal services, as well as child protection and guardian ad litem (GAL) services. The firm focuses on both negotiation and litigation to help clients achieve practical resolutions in family law cases. Its publications often discuss legal standards, case law, and practical advice related to family law issues in New Hampshire.
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https://cruscolaw.com
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When a Parent Moves – Relocation of a Child’s Residence
By Kysa Crusco
When a parent desires to relocate, whether across the state or across the country, it can raise difficult issues for the children and the parenting schedule. This video highlights the standard for relocation set forth in NH RSA 461-A:12 and…
What to Bring to a Pretrial Hearing
By Kysa Crusco
Before your final trial, the court will conduct a pretrial hearing. Learn here what will happen at the hearing and what needs to be prepared and filed at the hearing.
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Alimony in New Hampshire on You Tube
By Kysa Crusco
There’s a new batch of You Tube videos about divorce and family law in New Hampshire. Here is the first, a segment about alimony.
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A New Hampshire Alimony Primer
By Kysa Crusco
I am always surprised when a potential client comes in to meet with me and says “there’s no such thing as alimony in New Hampshire, right?” Be assured, there is alimony in New Hampshire.
Alimony is governed by RSA 458:19…
Parents May Agree on Enforceable Orders for Payment of College Expenses
By Kysa Crusco
Since 2004, the New Hampshire family courts lacked authority to order a parent to pay for college expenses, with the exception of enforcing orders and agreements made prior to 2004. As it was written then, RSA 461-A:14 (V) provided that “no…
Termination of Parental Rights or Surrender of Parental Rights: What’s the Difference?
By Kysa Crusco
I have received many questions about the similarities and differences between a surrender of parental rights and a termination of parental rights. While the end result is often the same when the parental rights and responsibilities of a parent are…
Why You Need a Coach in your Collaborative Divorce
By Kysa Crusco
New Hampshire collaborative practice employs an interdisciplinary model, which is fancy for saying that the professional team includes attorneys, a coach and a financial neutral. When the topic of hiring a coach comes up, I sometimes receive this feedback:
- Why
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Unbundled Legal Services
By Kysa Crusco
Unbundled legal services, also known as limited scope representation, allow you to hire a lawyer to do certain parts of your case, instead of the traditional soup to nuts representation. Some clients choose unbundled services because they cannot afford full…
Interview: Same-sex divorces are a tiny but growing part of New Hampshire
By Kysa Crusco
I had the pleasure of being interviewed by David Brooks of the Nashua Telegraph for the article Same-sex divorces are a tiny but growing part of New Hampshire. As I observed, the reasons in a gay or lesbian divorce,…