Best in class firm caring for your family's legal needs through all life stages, based in the White Mountains. Schwartzberg Law offers Compassionate Supportive Legal Advice for all Kinds of Family Law Issues. Every day we help people who feel trapped in situations and unable to act. We help people living in hostile environments, and help people who are with someone they don't want to be with anymore.
We help people who are concerned about the welfare of their children but feel unsure how to best protect them. With the guidance of our experienced attorneys, we can get you through even the most difficult of times. The only thing you need to do is call us. We offer telephone meetings during which we will discuss various options that will allow you to begin to take control of your situation.
Our clients come to us when there is a lot on the line. If you are going through a divorce, you may feel that your parental rights are threatened. If you are involved in a business dispute, you may feel that your financial interests are in jeopardy.
We help people who are concerned about the welfare of their children but feel unsure how to best protect them. With the guidance of our experienced attorneys, we can get you through even the most difficult of times. The only thing you need to do is call us. We offer telephone meetings during which we will discuss various options that will allow you to begin to take control of your situation.
Our clients come to us when there is a lot on the line. If you are going through a divorce, you may feel that your parental rights are threatened. If you are involved in a business dispute, you may feel that your financial interests are in jeopardy.
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Unlike many small law firms, the focus of Schwartzberg Law is on family law issues and the related areas of estate planning and mediation services.
Our focus reflects our passion: We want to help our clients navigate difficult life transitions and decisions.
We started our firm over 33 years ago with this commitment to our clients' future.
Today, we have earned the trust of hundreds of family law, estate planning and business consulting clients throughout northern New Hampshire.
With a Master's Degree in counseling, it is no surprise that attorney Ora Schwartzberg's legal representation emphasizes communication.
Our focus reflects our passion: We want to help our clients navigate difficult life transitions and decisions.
We started our firm over 33 years ago with this commitment to our clients' future.
Today, we have earned the trust of hundreds of family law, estate planning and business consulting clients throughout northern New Hampshire.
With a Master's Degree in counseling, it is no surprise that attorney Ora Schwartzberg's legal representation emphasizes communication.
Ora Schwartzberg has been practicing law since 1985 and has also been a mediation practitioner for over fifteen years.
She is a graduate of Vermont Law School.
Prior to that, she received a Master's Degree in counseling from SUNY, Plattsburgh (New York), and an undergraduate degree in education from Temple University in Philadelphia.
She has had careers as an inner-city high school teacher (English) and as a counselor prior to attending law school.
Attorney Schwartzberg practiced law in Saranac Lake and Lake Placid, New York, until 2001 when she passed the New Hampshire Bar and relocated to New Hampshire.
She is a graduate of Vermont Law School.
Prior to that, she received a Master's Degree in counseling from SUNY, Plattsburgh (New York), and an undergraduate degree in education from Temple University in Philadelphia.
She has had careers as an inner-city high school teacher (English) and as a counselor prior to attending law school.
Attorney Schwartzberg practiced law in Saranac Lake and Lake Placid, New York, until 2001 when she passed the New Hampshire Bar and relocated to New Hampshire.
John Katsirebas has been practicing law since 2010 and received his JD from the Massachusetts School of Law in Andover Massachusetts.
John received his undergraduate degree in Political Science from Keene State College after serving as a non-commissioned officer in the United States Marine Corps.
Before becoming an attorney, John served as a law enforcement officer in Keene, NH, Loudon NH, and Waterville Valley, NH.
John received his undergraduate degree in Political Science from Keene State College after serving as a non-commissioned officer in the United States Marine Corps.
Before becoming an attorney, John served as a law enforcement officer in Keene, NH, Loudon NH, and Waterville Valley, NH.
In the past 33 years, Schwartzberg Law has guided hundreds of clients through divorces and child support cases.
With our thorough understanding of New Hampshire family laws, we are adept at advising couples of their choices and options.
We also have the experience to offer recommendations in related issues that may arise in a divorce.
In New Hampshire, a divorce requires a legal determination from the parties of several key issues, including an equitable distribution of the marital estate, spousal support, and child custody and support.
With our thorough understanding of New Hampshire family laws, we are adept at advising couples of their choices and options.
We also have the experience to offer recommendations in related issues that may arise in a divorce.
In New Hampshire, a divorce requires a legal determination from the parties of several key issues, including an equitable distribution of the marital estate, spousal support, and child custody and support.
In many states' family law proceedings, the courts presume that any assets acquired while you were married are jointly owned.
However, New Hampshire's definition of marital property also includes previously owned assets and inheritances.
All property in which either party has an interest, including inherited property and property owned prior to marriage, is considered to be marital property.
It does not matter in whose name the property is titled.
Thus, the court will require an inventory of the marital estate and a valuation of each asset before making any property division determinations.
However, New Hampshire's definition of marital property also includes previously owned assets and inheritances.
All property in which either party has an interest, including inherited property and property owned prior to marriage, is considered to be marital property.
It does not matter in whose name the property is titled.
Thus, the court will require an inventory of the marital estate and a valuation of each asset before making any property division determinations.
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