Family Law

Family law and divorce matters affect the most personal aspect of our lives. When family law matters arise it is extremely important to seek the counsel of a knowledgeable and experienced attorney. Attorney Beaulac will handle your family law matter with empathy- family law issues and divorce are very stressful and emotional events for you and your family.

Your case will be very important to Attorney Beaulac. The first priority is to listen to you and work with you to achieve your goals. Beaulac Law will spend the time and energy to work expeditiously on your case, so you can put the family or divorce matters in the past and move on to your future. Beaulac Law and you, together, will get through your family law matter or divorce.

Attorney Beaulac can help you with...

Monadnock Region Divorce and Parenting Cases includes filing or defending:

Divorce and Parenting Petitions, with and without children, involves the resolution of child support, child visitation, parent decision making authority, equitable distribution of marital assets, allocation of marital debts, and alimony.

Modification of New Hampshire divorce final decree:

Modification motions to a divorce final decree become necessary when there is a change in circumstances like loss of a job, change in child visitation schedules, or parent relocation for a new job.

New Hampshire Family or Divorce Enforcement proceedings:

Contempt motions become necessary when one party will not follow through with the final divorce or parenting decree. These situations can arise when one party fails to pay the necessary child support or denies visitation with the children.

Other New Hampshire family law matters:

Drafting of prenuptial or postnuptial agreements that help define the distribution of assets upon termination of the marriage.

Domestic violence petitions to secure protective orders to prevent abuse and restrain contact from an abusive spouse, partner, boyfriend or girlfriend.

Child Abuse and Neglect defense for parents when New Hampshire DCYF Child Protection Service bring an action against a parent after allegations of abuse or neglect.