A Practical Guide to Construction Law and Litigation in New Hampshire
Handle your next divorce case with confidence
- Product Number: 2164097WFM
- Publication Date: 4/22/2016
- Edition: 1st Edition 2016
- Copyright: © 2016 MCLE, Inc.
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Divorce deconstructed! Here's a comprehensive treatment of the essential steps and considerations in handling your client's divorce. The straightforward approach that Trying Divorce Cases in Massachusetts takes makes it an indispensable addition to any family lawyer's practical reference library. Starting with the first steps in taking on a new client, it guides you through drafting the complaint or joint petition, drafting and arguing the early motions including temporary orders, understanding the complexities of the financial statement, digging for discovery and uncovering hidden income and assets that will change the playing field dramatically, getting your client a fair and equitable child support and alimony award. Learn to draft the parenting plan, use experts to your advantage at trial—and attend to modifications and other post-trial issues. A practice handbook in its most basic form, this book contains the combined practical wisdom of lawyers who are recognized experts in the field. You gain valuable tips on subtle areas of representing a client, such how to explain the law to a potential client so as to help manage expectations; how to critically assess a case before you sign the retainer agreement; critical document discovery you should have your client perform; tips on reaching a successful and lasting stipulation out of court—and much more.
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Update: July 2023
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for updating your library with the latest version of Trying Divorce Cases in Massachusetts. This newly revised publication brings updated resources within your immediate reach for fast, accurate, and practical answers to your questions in this highly challenging area of practice.
Highlights from the 2023 edition include:
- analysis of the Supreme Judicial Court's decision in Cavanagh v. Cavanagh, 490 Mass. 398 (2022), which addressed the calculation of alimony and child support as well as a number of other important issues in divorce practice;
- important amendments to the Massachusetts Child Support Guidelines that took effect in October 2021 addressing, for example, healthcare coverage, imputation and attribution of income, college expenses, and adjustments to the treatment of overtime and income from a secondary job;
- ethics commentary discussing admonishments and other professional discipline in Board of Bar Overseers matters involving divorce practice;
- guidance on e-filing and the use of electronic signatures in court papers;
- an amendment to the Massachusetts General Laws bringing the state's taxation of payors and recipients of alimony in line with federal practice under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act;
- standards for assessing a request to modify child support;
- case law on international disputes over child custody;
- updates on the handling of electronically stored information in discovery practice;
- guidance on ensuring the timeliness of posttrial motions; and
- clarification of the scope of motions filed under Rule 60(b)(6) (motions for relief from judgment).
We trust you will find this updated version of Trying Divorce Cases in Massa-chusetts an invaluable resource for your practice.
Very truly yours,
John M. Lawlor, Esq. MCLE Publications Attorney
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 1 expandPrivate Construction Contracts
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Exhibit 1A
- Checklist of Owner's Major Concerns: Private Contract Buy FormChapter 2 expandPublic Construction Contracts in New Hampshire
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Chapter 3 expandNew Hampshire Surety Bonds
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Chapter 4 expandMechanic's Liens
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Chapter 5 expandInsurance Issues in Construction Projects
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Chapter 6 expandConstruction Contract Claims
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Chapter 7 expandConstruction Tort Claims
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Exhibit 7A
- Initial Interview Topics Buy FormExhibit 7B
- HIPAA Authorization for the Release of Medical Records Buy FormExhibit 7C
- Authorization for the Release of Employment Records Buy FormExhibit 7D
- Sample Letter to Obtain Documents from Public Entities Buy FormExhibit 7E
- Sample Letter Demanding Disclosure of Applicable Policy Limits Buy FormExhibit 7F
- Sample Tender Letter Buy FormExhibit 7G
- Sample Supplemental Tender Letter Buy FormExhibit 7H
- Sample Demand Letter Buy FormExhibit 7I
- Sample Set of Interrogatories Buy FormExhibit 7J
- Sample Request for Production of Documents (Plaintiff Fall from Roof) Buy FormExhibit 7K
- Sample Request for Admissions Buy FormExhibit 7L
- Sample Deposition Questions Buy FormExhibit 7M
- Sample Schedule “A” to Workers' Compensation Insurer's Subpoena Buy FormExhibit 7N
- Sample Schedule “A” to an Employer Subpoena Buy FormExhibit 7O
- Sample Schedule “A” to a Police Subpoena Buy FormChapter 8 expandDamages in Construction Litigation
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Chapter 9 expandLitigation Against Design Professionals
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Chapter 10 expandBankruptcy in the Construction Context
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Chapter 11 expandResidential Construction Issues: Contracts and Claims in New Hampshire
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