New Hampshire HB1228 modifies alimony enforcement and waiver rules, allowing for invalidating alimony orders under certain conditions.
New Hampshire HB1228 amends RSA 458:19-a to introduce new provisions regarding alimony enforcement and waivers. It allows alimony orders to be deemed invalid if established through coercion, deceit, duress, fraud, mutual mistake, material misrepresentation, supervening illegality, or if enforcement would be unconscionable. Additionally, it mandates that agreements waiving alimony rights are enforceable unless found invalid. The act takes effect on January 1, 2027.
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