Family Law

• Divorce
  To find a Coach, use your local collaborative divorce organization’s member list located on their webiste. In New Hampshire, we have all collaborative professionals listed on the Collaborative Divorce New Hampshire’s website. You can search for a Coach in your area and learn more about their credentials.
• Child Support
  While one parent typically pays child support, many parents often share the cost of expenses not factored into the child support formula. For any kind of quick transfer, parents can use apps like Venmo, Zelle, or PayPal to share expenses easily and with little contact. These websites and apps are better than transferring cash because they create a record of the money exchanged. There are also more sophisticated apps, such as Settle-up and Splitwise, that allow you to put in the percentage each parent is responsible for under the court order. Then, you simply add up the related expenses, upload receipts, and sort them into categories. The app keeps track of the expenses and then tells you the amount owed and whether it has been paid.
• Child Custody and Visitation
  Using Technology to Find Answers to Common Child Custody Problems and Keep the Peace while Co-Parenting by Shelley M. Ingram. Family Advocate Vol. 44 No. 1 Summer 2021. American Bar Association.
• Adoption
• Premarital Agreement
• Guardianship
  Penina McMahon focuses her practice on all areas of family law including divorce, post-divorce, parenting rights and responsibilities, child support, alimony, adoption, and guardianships. Penina understands how difficult and emotional family law cases can be and approaches each client as an individual to offer representation tailored to their needs.
• Spousal Support

Criminal Law

• Misdemeanors
  One-party consent is not allowed by New Hampshire law, including telephone calls or in-person conversations. Not only will most recordings not be admitted as exhibits by a judge, but these recordings can also bring bigger consequences including criminal misdemeanor or felony charges. In New Hampshire, the right to privacy is held to a higher standard than federal law, or laws of many other states.

Health Law

• Medicaid Planning

Trusts and Estates

• Estate Planning
  Morneau Law Morneau Law is committed to providing quality representation for individuals and families dealing with difficult situations such as divorce, estate planning, estate planning and probate. We serve clients located in the Greater Nashua Area and throughout New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
• Wills
• Trusts
  Morneau Law is committed to providing quality representation for individuals and families dealing with difficult situations such as divorce, custody rights, estate planning, trust administration and probate.
• Power of Attorney
• Probate
  Katherine Morneau is the founder of Morneau Law, an award-winning law firm serving clients in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. An expert litigator with broad experience, she has developed a robust practice focused on family, estate planning and probate law.