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Clark Law PLLC
3.9(35 reviews)
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694 Pine St, Manchester, NH
03104, United States
Certified by Clark Law PLLC • Apr 12, 2026
(603) 473-4338
Certified by Clark Law PLLC • Apr 12, 2026
https://www.cindyclarklaw.com
Certified by Clark Law PLLC • Apr 12, 2026
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Certified by Clark Law PLLC • Apr 12, 2026
Divorce AttorneyFamily Law Attorney
When you need real answers to real family law issues, call us for a free initial consultation.
We understand that your family faces difficult choices right now and you need guidance you can trust. Our attorneys have over 50 years of combined legal experience and are ready to talk with you about your situation. We offer full-service representation and we also offer unbundled legal services, which means you can come to us for just one aspect of your case or we can assist you from start to finish. We are here to meet your needs and help you resolve your legal issue so your family can move forward.
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Certified by Clark Law PLLC • Apr 12, 2026
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Certified by Clark Law PLLC • Apr 12, 2026
Monday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
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- ZBZen Braccio5 days ago1.0Rebecca was calm, understanding, respectful, appeared to be interested. I then got put with Theresa who is extremely biased towards me and fathers, does not fight for fathers rights, i was immidiately interrogatted, accussed, mislead, and spoken to with disrespect. She was more concerned about money and never focused on upcoming pretrial, my side of the story, getting me the best result whatsoever. FATHERS BEWARE and stay away. This law firm defends MOTHERS only and does it by pretending to defend fathers and getting them the worst result.
- GGGarrett GagnonJan 20, 20261.0Several employees displayed a level of immaturity that is inconsistent with a professional law office. The workplace culture felt unprofessional and unpolished.
- TRTiffany RobertOct 22, 20241.0I thought I hired a damn good lawyer when I went to Clark Law. Boy was I wrong. Minimal representation. If you have documents don’t turn them over. They won’t give you YOUR documents back and make you pay to get COPIES of them “from their archive.” And somehow with no documentation the retainer fee is used up and you get struck with over a 1000 dollar bill. Make a couple payments on it. Become unemployed because of the case and then that bill DOUBLES because they charge you a 300 dollar email fee each month to keep you in their debt!!! Stay away from these scam artists hiding behind a degree. And for those wondering. No my case did not have a happy resolution!
- TMTammy MarieApr 18, 20195.0Kristen Barry is absolutely amazing! Her attention to detail, her knowledge and her empathy is greatly appreciated. Her really puts your best interests in all she does. I cannot say enough about this woman. I am so grateful for her and the whole staff at Clark Law.
Frequently Asked Questions About Clark Law PLLC
What is the appropriate court to file? And what is the Family Division?
The appropriate court for filing for family law related matters is determined by the county in which one of the parties resides.
The State of New Hampshire has set up special Family Division Courts for family law-related matters throughout each county. The Family Division model assigns cases, based upon which town you live in, to district courts for hearings.
I just moved to New Hampshire, can I file for divorce?
There is a minimum residency requirement to file for divorce in New Hampshire. If you do not think your spouse will file for divorce in your former state of residency, or your spouse has also moved to another state, consult a divorce attorney to discuss where and when you can file.
I have a final divorce decree or support order from another state, can I enforce the Order or modify the terms of the Order in New Hampshire?
There are occasions when registering a foreign decree with the State of New Hampshire is appropriate. If a foreign decree is registered in New Hampshire, modification or enforcement may be possible. Please contact a family law attorney to discuss your specific circumstances.
How many hearings will I have to attend?
The number of hearings in any case varies based on the issues involved. In general, there is a First Appearance (in Family Division cases if a child is involved) followed by a Temporary Hearing and Scheduling Conference, then a Pretrial Conference and a Final Hearing. If any motions are filed, such as for Contempt or to compel discovery, additional hearings may be scheduled by the court. If there are parenting issues and a Guardian ad Litem is appointed, the court will schedule a Status Conference usually after the Temporary Hearing but before a Pretrial Conference.
What is the First Appearance? And do I have to attend?
In the Family Division, the court schedules a mandatory First Appearance (if a child is involved) which is an informational session where the Judge or Marital Master speaks to all in attendance as a group. At this session, it is determined whether mediation should be scheduled.
When is alimony appropriate?
In general, there is a two-prong test to determine whether alimony may or may not be appropriate. The party seeking alimony has to show that there is a need for alimony and the party from whom alimony is sought has to have an ability to pay. In general, alimony is to be “rehabilitative” in nature and is rarely awarded for an extended or permanent basis without good cause. There may be other considerations that need to be analyzed when discussing alimony.
I represented myself and the Court Order is not favorable for me, is it too late to get an attorney?
You have 10 days from the issuance of a court order to request reconsideration or clarification. If it is a Final Order, you have 30 days to file an appeal. It is always a good idea to get some legal advice before the deadlines to protect your interests. The ability of an attorney to make a difference after an order is issued is limited. Clark Law PLLC encourages individuals to obtain legal advice to ask what your rights, options, and consequences may be before a hearing is held.
When is Modification appropriate?
In general, modification can be sought for child support and other financial orders such as medical coverage, tax exemptions, and uninsured expenses for children. Modification of child support can occur every three years, or earlier upon showing a substantial change in circumstances such as increase or decrease in income, loss of job, illness, or change in financial needs of ex-spouse or child.
Modification of alimony may also be appropriate under certain change of circumstances and/or upon the remarriage or cohabitation, if specified in your prior orders. There is a limited time for modification to obtain and/or extend orders regarding alimony.
There is also a statutory basis for the modification of parenting orders.
Final property division is not modifiable in most circumstances; however, it may be worth getting a professional opinion before foregoing modification.
My spouse and I have agreed to a divorce, should I move out?
It depends. If you move out, will your spouse be able to afford the house without your financial support? If not, would you be able to afford your own housing plus contribute to the house, or pay spousal support, if ordered by the court? If you move out, will you be staying in the same town as your spouse and children? If not, will you be risking a shared parenting arrangement due to the lack of proximity to the other parent? Of course if there are issues of domestic violence, get legal advice as soon as possible but do not risk your life or the lives or your children if it’s a volatile situation.
I don’t want a divorce; can I refuse to allow it?
In New Hampshire, the court will grant a divorce even if the other party does not want it. Even if you do not want a divorce, it is not advisable to fail to participate. If you fail to file an Answer to the Petition, fail to appear at hearings and/or fail to comply with discovery requests, you could be defaulted and your spouse could be issued a default divorce with all of his/her proposed orders which may lead to an unequal division of assets or debt allocation, payment of spousal support or unfair child support or other orders which would not be in your best interests.
What types of legal services does Clark Law PLLC provide?
Clark Law PLLC specializes in family law, including divorce and related legal issues, offering both full-service and unbundled legal representation.
How much experience do the attorneys at Clark Law PLLC have?
The attorneys at Clark Law PLLC have over 50 years of combined legal experience in family law matters.
What are the office hours for Clark Law PLLC?
Clark Law PLLC is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on weekends.
Where is Clark Law PLLC located?
Clark Law PLLC is located at 694 Pine St, Manchester, NH 03104, US.
What payment methods are accepted at Clark Law PLLC?
Clark Law PLLC accepts cash, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa as payment options.
How can I schedule a consultation with Clark Law PLLC?
You can schedule a consultation by visiting their contact page at https://www.cindyclarklaw.com/contact or by calling +1 603-473-4338.
Are there any nearby places I can visit before or after my appointment at Clark Law PLLC?
Yes, nearby places include The SHIP SHOP for shopping and travel services, and Temple Israel if you're interested in visiting a local synagogue.
Can I find financial services near Clark Law PLLC?
Yes, there are several financial service providers nearby such as Financial Education, ATAX, Primerica, and Curbstone Financial Management Corporation.
Is there public transit or landmarks near Clark Law PLLC that can help me find their location?
While specific transit stations aren't listed, Clark Law PLLC is centrally located near prominent places like Temple Israel and The SHIP SHOP, which can serve as landmarks when finding the office.
Are there other law firms near Clark Law PLLC if I need additional legal services?
Yes, nearby law firms include Borofsky, Amodeo-Vickery & Bandazian PA, Cronin Bisson & Zalinsky, Solomon Law Firm, and Ambrogi Law Office offering various legal specialties.
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