While summer vacation is a time of excitement and anticipation for children — whether they look forward to summer camp, extended playdates with their pals, or a chance to travel somewhere new (Disney, anyone?) — for co-parents, the summer months often present a unique set of challenges.
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Sure, the summer season is synonymous with sunny days, vacations, and no shortage of fun activities; however, it also coincides with a noticeable increase in DUI incidents. Understanding why DUIs are more common during the summer can help keep everyone safer. Given the fact that statistics show New Hampshire topped every state in the nation for alcohol consumption in 2024, recognizing some common DUI triggers is important.
So, why can the summer months be such hotbeds for DUIs in NH?
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If you’re a parent considering divorcing your spouse, you might have come across the term Guardian ad Litem (GAL). While the role of GALs can differ from state-to-state, a GAL in NH will work to ensure that your children’s best Read more…
You’ve likely heard it before — or, if you’ve ever been convicted of a DUI in NH, you’re probably more familiar with this acronym than you care to be. Still, for as much as we throw around phrases like “blood alcohol content” or “blood alcohol level,” not everyone knows what this designation signifies, how it’s measured, and what it implies.
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With this month — March 19, to be exact — marking the official start of spring, many families are already thinking ahead to summer vacation. For families who co-parent, getting a jump on these plans is a smart idea. Many co-parents are understandably daunted by the prospect of navigating weeks of unstructured time when their children are out of school. However, it is possible to ensure a happy and harmonious summer vacation for everyone.
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