A Practical Guide to Divorce in New Hampshire
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- Product Number: 2254536WFM
- Publication Date: 3/12/2025
- Edition: 3rd Edition 2025
- Copyright: © 2025 MCLE, Inc.
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A Practical Guide to Divorce in New Hampshire
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Authored and edited by distinguished judges and litigators, this definitive manual provides pattern jury instructions and extensive supporting case and statutory authority on a wide range of civil litigation matters, including employment, torts, business, intellectual property, real estate, environmental, and insurance.
Recent updates:
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Update: December 2018
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for choosing to keep your civil litigation collection current with the 2018 supplement to MCLE's Massachusetts Superior Court Civil Practice Jury Instructions . Under the editorial leadership of the Honorable Paul D. Wilson of the Massachusetts Superior Court and Joseph D. Lipchitz, Esq., of Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP, this supplement includes a wealth of important updates.
You will find updated jury instruction language and new case notes throughout the book. The following are just a few of the updates in the supplement:
- substantially revised precharge instructions, see Chapter 1—General Instructions;
- an updated definition of negligence, see Chapter 2—Personal Injury;
- new instructions on innovator liability and food product liability, see Chapter 11—Product Liability;
- new in pari delicto instructions for accounting malpractice cases, see Chapter 18—Professional Malpractice; and
- edits to instructions throughout the book reflecting an effort to employ clear, plain English language.
We at MCLE trust that you will find this material useful in your law library and valuable in your daily practice. Thank you for your continued support.
Cordially,
Alexis J. LeBlanc, Esq., MCLE Publications Attorney
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Update: December 2016
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for choosing to keep your civil litigation collection current with the 2016 supplement to MCLE's Massachusetts Superior Court Civil Practice Jury Instructions . Under the editorial leadership of the Honorable Paul D. Wilson of the Massachusetts Superior Court and Joseph D. Lipchitz, Esq., of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, PC, this supplement includes a wealth of important updates.
You will find updated jury instruction language, new case notes, and new practice tips throughout the book. Just a few of the supplement's highlights include new instructions on the following.
- Violation of safety standards and compliance with safety standards in Chapter 11—Product Liability.
- The implied warranty of habitability as it relates to condominiums in Chapter 17—Real Estate.
- Burden of proof in a legal malpractice case in Chapter 18—Professional Malpractice.
- Procuring false imprisonment through third parties in Chapter 23—False Imprisonment and False Arrest.
- Interviewing jurors in Chapter 25—Submitting the Case to the Jury.
We at MCLE trust that you will find this material useful in your law library and valuable in your daily practice. Thank you for your continued support.
Cordially,
Alexis J. LeBlanc, Esq., MCLE Publications Attorney
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Update: January 2015
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for choosing to keep your civil litigation collection current with the 2014 revised edition of MCLE's Massachusetts Superior Court Civil Practice Jury Instructions . Under the editorial leadership of the Honorable Patrick F. Brady of the Massachusetts Superior Court and Joseph D. Lipchitz, Esq., of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, PC, this edition includes a wealth of important updates.
Highlights include new or revised instructions on the following topics:
- jurors' use of social media (see Chapter 1—General Instructions),
- negligent infliction of emotional distress, both first-party claims and claims by persons who witness injury to or death of a family member (see Chapter 8—Emotional Distress),
- implicit bias (see Chapter 13—Special Issues),
- breach of fiduciary duty and sources of fiduciary duty, including attorney-client, partnerships, joint ventures, and officer and director (see Chapter 12—Business Litigation), and
- supervisor liability in federal civil rights actions (see Chapter 19—Civil Rights Actions).
We at MCLE trust that you will find this material useful in your law library and valuable in your daily practice. Thank you for your continued support.
Cordially,
Alexis J. LeBlanc, Esq., MCLE Publications Attorney
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Update: December 2018
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 01 expandThe New Hampshire Judicial Branch Family Division
Buy ChapterGina B. Belmont, Esq., New Hampshire Circuit Court Family DivisionChapter 02 expandInitial Client Interview and Starting an Action for Divorce
Buy ChapterChapter 03 expandDispute Resolution Alternatives
Buy ChapterKaren J. Borgstrom, Esq., Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center
James V. Ferro, Jr., Esq., Ferro Law & Mediation Group, PLLCChapter 04 expandExhibit 4A
- Sample Collaborative Family Law Participation Agreement Buy FormChapter 05 expandMotion Practice for Temporary Orders
Buy ChapterChapter 06 expandFinancial Affidavits
Buy ChapterChapter 07 expandChapter 08 expandChapter 09 expandChapter 10 expandChapter 11 expandChapter 12 expandExhibit 12A
- Scheduling Conference Order Buy FormChapter 13 expandChapter 14 expandChapter 15 expandChapter 16 expandTrial Practice Techniques
Buy ChapterKevin P. Rauseo, Esq., NH/Superior Court/Hillsborough County Southern District
Hon. Charles S. Temple, Hillsborough County Superior Court-SouthChapter 17 expandSelected Evidentiary Issues in Domestic Relations Trials
Buy ChapterChapter 18 expandPosttrial Motions and Appellate Procedures
Buy ChapterChapter 19 expandChapter 20 expandChapter 21 expandChapter 22 expandChapter 23 expandExhibit 23A
- Recommended Sample Language for “Health Insurance” Section of the Final Decree Buy FormChapter 24 expandRepresenting Victims of Domestic Violence
Buy ChapterHon. Charles L. Greenhalgh, Brentwood Family DivisionChapter 25 expandExhibit 25A
- Motion for Appointment of Guardian ad Litem Buy FormExhibit 25B
- GAL Appointment Form Buy FormExhibit 25C
- Sample GAL Stipulations Buy FormExhibit 25D
- Motion to Exceed Buy FormExhibit 25E
- Motion to Extend Deadlines Buy FormExhibit 25F
- Motion to Withdraw Buy FormExhibit 25G
- Motion of Guardian ad Litem for Instructions Buy FormExhibit 25H
- Introductory Letter to Parties/Counsel Buy FormExhibit 25I
- GAL Questionnaire Buy FormExhibit 25J
- General GAL Authorization Buy FormExhibit 25K
- Medical Authorization Buy FormExhibit 25L
- Police Records Authorization Buy FormExhibit 25M
- Driving Record Authorization Buy FormExhibit 25N
- Letter to School Buy FormExhibit 25O
- Letter to Pediatrician Buy FormExhibit 25P
- Interview Forms Buy FormExhibit 25Q
- Sample Letter to Police Buy FormExhibit 25R
- Sample GAL Report Buy FormExhibit 25S
- Sample Objection to GAL Report Buy FormAppendixMemorandum on Changes to N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. c. 461-A—Parental Rights and Responsibilities
Buy ChapterKelleigh Gleason, Esq., Gleason Legal -
Editors & Authors
Editor(s)
Hon. Michael Alfano, ExeterMarital Master(s)
Hon. Michael H. Garner, New Hampshire Circuit Court - Laconia Family Division, LaconiaAuthor(s)
Hon. Michael Alfano, ExeterGina B. Belmont, Esq., New Hampshire Circuit Court Family Division, ConcordKaren J. Borgstrom, Esq., Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, LebanonJacqueline A. Botchman, Esq., McLane Middleton, ManchesterLaura M. Dudziak, Esq., Law Office of Jannette Mooney PLLC, AmherstCatherine A. Feeney, Esq., Feeney Law Offices, NewportJames V. Ferro, Jr., Esq., Ferro Law & Mediation Group, PLLC, ManchesterBeth L. Fowler, Esq., McLane Middleton, ManchesterKelleigh Gleason, Esq., Gleason Legal, ManchesterHon. Charles L. Greenhalgh, Brentwood Family Division, KingstonHelen G. Honorow, Esq., Barry & Honorow, PLLC, NashuaPetar M. Leonard, Esq., Orr & Reno, PA, ConcordRichard J. Maloney, Esq., Maloney & Kennedy, PLLC, AuburnCatherine P. McKay, Esq., Parnell, Michels & McKay PLLC, LondonderryKevin P. Rauseo, Esq., NH/Superior Court/Hillsborough County Southern District, NashuaJohn E. Rich, Jr., Esq., ManchesterHon. Charles S. Temple, Hillsborough County Superior Court-South, NashuaDavid Tencza, Esq., McLane Middleton , Manchester