If a parent who has parenting time more than 150 days a year wishes to relocate further away from the other parent (or outside the same school district), and if the Parenting Plan does not otherwise address how relocation will be handled, then N.H. RSA 461-A:12 will govern the relocation. Under the statute as it […]
This New Hampshire legislative session has been a busy one thus far for family law. At this time, there are five bills that would, if passed, have a significant impact on families going through divorce or parenting proceedings in New Hampshire. One of those is HB 1775, now in the Senate, which addresses the appointment […]
In cases involving parenting disputes, the Court may appoint a guardian ad litem (“GAL”). The GAL is typically an attorney or a mental health professional, but must be trained and certified as a GAL. The role of the GAL is to represent the best interests of a child, conduct an investigation and make a recommendation […]