NH Parenting Time: Unpaid Support Won’t Excuse Withholding Visits
New Hampshire law treats support and parenting time separately. Learn how to pursue unpaid support, file a Family Access Motion, and document your case.
NH Child Impact Program: 45 Days to Finish or Risk Sanctions
Most New Hampshire parents must finish the Child Impact Program within 45 days of service. Get registration steps, paperwork advice, and possible exceptions.
File NH Minor Guardianship Online: $105 Fee and Notice Checklist
Step-by-step New Hampshire guide to filing guardianship for a minor: e-file tips, the $105 filing fee, certified-mail notice rules, and a pre-filing…
Avoid Time Barred Charges: NH Criminal Statute of Limitations
NH criminal deadlines under RSA 625:8 explained: 6 years for most felonies, 1 year for misdemeanors, and a 22-year rule for offenses against minors. Learn…
7 Consultation Questions to Vet a Divorce Lawyer: Fit, Fees, Safety
Use this consultation first checklist to ask the right divorce lawyer questions about fit, fees, timeline, finances, custody, and safety.
When Consent Doesn’t Matter in New Hampshire: 16 and the Four Year Gap
A New Hampshire attorney explains how the 16 baseline, four year gaps, and authority or household roles can make consent legally irrelevant, and what…
NH No Contact Orders: RSA 173-B, Emergency Phone Orders & Law Help
Learn how New Hampshire no-contact orders work under RSA 173-B, how to request an after-hours telephone ex parte order, and when to seek local lawyer help.
Get Emancipated in New Hampshire: 30 Day Timeline for Ages 16–17
How teens and parents petition for limited emancipation in New Hampshire: eligibility, 30 day filing timeline, evidence checklist, court limits, and when…
Avoid a Misdemeanor: RSA 644:2 and Disorderly Conduct in New Hampshire
Learn how RSA 644:2 treats disorderly conduct in New Hampshire, when a violation becomes a misdemeanor, common examples, and what to do next.
NH Parents: Prepare for a GAL Under Rule 2.15 & RSA 461-A:16
Clear steps for New Hampshire parents facing a guardian ad litem: how Rule 2.15 and RSA 461‑A:16 affect investigations, fees, and available legal options.