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Phone: (603) 438-2778

Address: 579 Daniel Webster Hwy, Merrimack, NH 03054

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Divorce
Note that both community property and separate property are subject to division under New Hampshire divorce law. In other words, as opposed to many other states, any property the couple has at the time of divorce can be divided, regardless of which spouse acquired it. As a result, if a spouse seeks to exclude a separate asset from distribution, they have the burden of convincing the court to do so.
Child Support
Child support is an important and consequential family matter impacting your and your childâ€™s future. It can be difficult to estimate the amount of support owed, which is based on a thorough evaluation of both parentsâ€™ income and various special circumstances, so it is advisable to have the help of an experienced lawyer to help you negotiate, whether you are the custodial or noncustodial parent. Our child support attorneys at Fricano&Weber P.L.L.C. aim to provide personalized, friendly service for our clients and communicate transparently with them about their situation. You can trust that we will prioritize your and your childâ€™s interests as we help you settle your child support arrangement in Nashua, NH.
Child Custody and Visitation
The cases in which parents disagree about issues of child custody are the ones where the judge and the attorneys come in. If you and your spouse cannot agree on a schedule for child custody, then we will have to take the matters to court. There, the judge will determine custody based on what it believes to be in the best interests of the children. This can oftentimes be the more challenging and complicated component of a divorce. As experienced child custody attorneys, we will ensure that the children are not used as a bartering tool and that their wellbeing is at the forefront of the case.
Spousal Support
There are numerous topics that will arise in a divorce petition, such as property division and alimony. Note that New Hampshire is an â€œequitable distributionâ€ state, which means the courts will divide property based on a judgeâ€™s determination of what is fair, which may not be a 50/50 split. Also keep in mind that under this distribution rule, both community property and separate property are subject to division. If a spouse seeks to exclude a separate asset from distribution, they have the burden of convincing the court to do so.
Child Abuse
Another important topic of negotiation in a divorce is the parenting plan, if a couple shares children. Parenting plans establish the parental rights and responsibilities proposed by each parent. Both parents may work together to create a plan that they agree on. If they cannot agree, though, or if there has been any domestic violence or child abuse, each will draft their own proposed plan, and the court may either approve one or create its own.

Criminal Defense
Children are among the most innocent members of our society. Whenever a child is in distress, the natural instinct is to protect the child. Courts are no different. When allegations of abuse and neglect arise, courts seek to find a resolution that protects the child's safety, even if it means removing a child from their parent's care. If you are accused of abuse or neglect, you need to hire an attorney to protect your rights. Our criminal defense lawyers are here to help you. Our lawyers can work with you to keep your rights as a parent or guardian.
DUI/DWI
If you have been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in Nashua, NH, it is important to have a lawyer who is familiar with the laws and procedures in the state of New Hampshire. A DUI lawyer can help you navigate the legal system and defend your rights in court. They can also help you understand the charges against you and the potential consequences of a DUI conviction.
Traffic Violations
Sex Crimes
Generally, a person commits sexual assault if they engage in sexual contact or penetration with an individual without their consent. Enhanced factors include a significant age gap between the individuals or statutory rape (the alleged victim is under the age of 16), could further increase the penalties for a standard sexual assault charge to a felonious or aggravated felonious sexual assault charge.
Robbery
Even if you are not prohibited from possessing a firearm, the use of a firearm during the commission of a crime can trigger a variety of penalty enhancements. For example, if you are armed with a firearm during the commission of a robbery, the offense is automatically elevated to a Class A felony. The same is true for the offense of criminal threatening. In addition, RSA 651:2 allows the maximum period of incarceration to be increased.
Burglary
Burglary is a Class A felony if it is committed at night. A conviction could result in a maximum 15-year prison sentence. If the burglary occurs during the day, it is classified as a Class B felony punishable by up to seven years in prison.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Are you or a loved one dealing with a theft or larceny case? When going to court, you should have trust in your attorney to handle and manage your defense. While there are petty (misdemeanor) larceny cases for small robberies, there are grand (felony) larceny cases that can significantly affect the rest of your life. The legal team at Fricano&Weber P.L.L.C. can confidently handle your theft case, preparing readily for jury trial and providing you the personalized service you deserve to combat your unique charges.
Drug Crimes
New Hampshire categorizes illicit controlled substances into 5 different schedules, where Schedule I lists the most dangerous drugs with a high probability of abuse and no recognized medical value, and the subsequent schedules decrease in probability of abuse and increase in recognized medical uses. It is illegal to possess CDS without a valid medical prescription, and the penalties and sentencing will depend on the classification of the drug and amount in question.
Assault
Assault is a serious criminal accusation that can lead to years in prison and thousands in fines. Merely touching someone's body without consent can be considered assault, as well as hitting, poking, or pushing another. If you are facing assault charges, your rights and liberty are in jeopardy, and you will need an experienced attorney to defend you.
Murder
Note that New Hampshire implements a tiered system of sex offender registration, with less serious offenses categorized in Tier I and requiring a 10-year registration, and the most serious offenses, such as those involving murder, extreme violence, or repeat offenses, requiring a lifetime registration.
Probation Violation
Criminal Law: When you are facing criminal charges, time is of the essence. Attorney Weber thoroughly investigates every aspect of your case from the details of your arrest to the evidence the prosecutor has compiled against you. She handles cases like DUI/DWI, drug offenses, domestic violence/restraining orders, theft, and probation violations.
Shoplifting
Note that New Hampshire also implements separate laws for shoplifting offenses, which can be penalized at the civil and criminal level. Visit our page on Theft and Fraud Crimes to learn more.
Restraining Order
Kidnapping
Additionally, kidnapping could include a detained victim who is a child under the age of 18 with the intent to detain or conceal them from a parent, guardian, or other person with lawful physical custody. It is also possible for the offense to be â€œkidnapping-domestic violenceâ€ if the alleged victim and defendant were intimate partners or family or household members. Note that kidnapping is a Class A felony unless the actor voluntarily releases the alleged victim without serious bodily injury and in a safe place prior to trial, in which case it will be a Class B felony.
Manslaughter
Internet Crimes
The penalties and sentencing for computer and Internet crimes depend on the value of damages involved. For instance, a person will face misdemeanor charges if the value of the property or computer services is $1,000 or less. On the other hand, they could face Class B felony charges for damage valued at $1,000-$1,500 or Class A felony charges if the damage is worth more than $1,500. If the value of the property or computer services cannot be determined, New Hampshire law will consider the value to be $500.
Prostitution
Extortion
Theft by extortion â€“ obtaining someone elseâ€™s property by threatening to harm their health, safety, business, career, reputation, or personal relationships

Severance Agreement
Gross income includes income from all sources, including salary, wages, bonuses, and commissions from employment, as well as income from any pension, severance pay, royalties, dividends, trusts, or rental profits. If a parent is unemployed, such â€œincomeâ€ can be in the form of Social Security, workersâ€™ compensation, disability, or unemployment benefits. After calculating the gross income, the court may make deductions for preexisting payments, such as mandatory retirement payments, taxes, and childcare and medical support costs. The resulting adjusted incomes will be used to determine the final support amount.

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