Good afternoon everyone,
This is a reminder that the next meeting of the Special Committee on the Family Division of the Circuit Court will be held tomorrow, June 27, 2023, starting at 9:30 am.
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Special Committee on the Family Division of the N.H. Circuit Court
Good morning everyone, This is a reminder that tomorrow, May 2, 2023, the Special Committee on the Family Division of the Circuit Court will be meeting from 9:30am to 12:00pm at the House LOB, Room 206-208 , that you may be interested in attending.
The NH Courts are Deliberately Denying Public Access to Public Cases
Women and children are dying, missing, and maimed based on NH family court rulings. NH is tied with Mississippi and Maine for last – in giving the public computerized access to court records.
5 Ways to Prove That You Are an Excellent Parent in Court
Battling with your former spouse over financial accounts and possessions is difficult enough, but what would one do when the kids are involved? If you and the other parent desire primary custody of your children and there appears to be no middle ground, one is required to demonstrate to the courts why they are the better parent. The perception of hopelessness … Read more
NH’s DCYF actually DID do this to me: Lawyers Say They Would Report Clients For Legally Owned Gun
The actual title is “Ethics or Bigotry? Lawyers Say They Would Report Clients For Legally Owned Gun”. And yes, I got reported. From the post (reformatted, emphasis mine): Imagine losing your gun rights because your attorney violated attorney-client privilege to report you to police because he/she believes that your carry license makes you “dangerous.” How would … Read more
Angry Shrew? Or Unjustly Treated Mother?
“Ah, yes, divorce … From the Latin word meaning to rip out a man’s genitals through his wallet.” -Robin Williams
An acrimonious divorce where children are involved nearly always devolves into a test of wills between the litigants, who were once husband and wife. Statistically, the woman in such cases prevail a majority of time. And of those times where the court battle is disposed of in family court, the acrimony has often risen to a level where it simply isn’t sufficient for one party to prevail over the other. There must be some form of scorched earth brought to bear.
In many cases, a prevailing parent, will seek child support orders and awards that financially disadvantage the losing spouse. Allegations will often follow questioning the suitability or fitness of a parent. Invariably, it isn’t enough to simply prevail on the point of law. One must simply crush the other, financially and emotionally, alienating the children by building a wall between the non-custodial parent and the minor children. An extreme environment of discomfort and stress is built around visitation exercises, many simply give up, emotionally exhausted over their children’s animosity toward them. The custodial spouse later charges inattentiveness for lack of consistency in the visitation schedule. This is probably one of the most ugliest facets of life anybody could be forced to endure. The family courts, charged with mediating these issues, often makes them far worse.
Today, the Union Leader‘s Nancy West treats us to the sordid tale of Cheryl Ann Maher, a mother seeking to regain custody of her minor children. The father, Dr. Eric Lee Knight presently has physical custody. Following a visit with the minor children, Ms. Maher was to return the children no later than 5:00 PM on March 13, in keeping with the parenting plan. She did not. She spirited them off, instead to a hotel in Salem, telling the UL her, “Ex-husband withheld medicine from one of the twin daughters for cold-like symptoms and fails to provide adequate services for the twins’ autism.”