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OPINION: Revisiting JD Bernardy’s HB652 – Abolishing Family Court

Editor: The author has asked to remain anonymous. In New Hampshire, family courts have outwardly been a two-decade battleground  between parents and the legislature—those striving to restore due process and accountability, while others are committed to continuing an irretrievably broken system. Unsurprisingly, meaningful corrective provisions for due process, appeals, and redress options are notably absent in … Read more

OPINION: NH Family Court Corruption, Ignorance of the Law

I am being illegally sentenced while my Mandatory appeal has been filed with the NH Supreme Court for the original criminal statutes protective orders issued without evidence in civil court otherwise known as family court, and the arrest warrant was signed by a magistrate judge who didn’t have an Oath and file and who was … Read more

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NH Family Justice Updates

Hearings Next Week!Tuesday, April 15th, 2025 – 11:00AMHouse Children and Family LawRoom 206-208, Legislative Office Building, 33 N State Street, Concord👀 Watch 👀Continuing Education with Administrative Judge Ellen V. Christo, NH circuit court.Watch the judicial system and Chairman Mark Pearson continue to spin their narrative that everything in the Family Court is lawful, that due process can … Read more

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Dear Chairman Pearson and Chairman Lynn,

Whether it is family court or criminal court, New Hampshire is not able to claim to provide anything that would qualify these as judicial. To be judicial, it would need to provide due process for both claimants and respondents/defendants. Currently, it does not, and it has not done so for decades. For example: Brady v … Read more

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Smoke and Mirrors

In today’s society, the protection of children and families is outpaced by an ever-growing number of consortiums seeking to exploit systems for personal gain. Such organizations represent the worst of profiteers by wrapping themselves in narratives that are designed to gain public support without being transparent. The lack of transparency comes in many forms, existing … Read more

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NH Family Justice Updates: HB553 KILLED! THANK YOU

Thanks to everyone who contacted their representatives this week, this bill that would have greatly expanded definitions of child abuse to include vague and subjective terms that are open to broad interpretation, making normal parenting a legal minefield, was tabled nearly unanimously by the House.This is a huge victory for the movement for due process … Read more

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Are NH Family Courts Doomed?

New Hampshire’s Family Court System is regarded as one of the last places on earth you’d want to find yourself. In response to cries for help from the tyrannical nonsense it emits, legislators tried to abolish them. The bill was retained in committee. They can work on it and bring it back for review and … Read more

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NH Family Justice Updates

HB652-FN – Abolishing Family CourtThank you to everyone who called, wrote, and testified.The House Children and Family Law Committee voted to retain the bill. This means it will be held back from going to the House floor until early next year. The committee can work on the bill any time between now and then. Retaining … Read more

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NH Family Justice Updates – Abolishing Family Court

Thank you to everyone who came out to the public hearing on Feb. 11! There was little opposition and overwhelming support! (HB657-FN – abolishing the family division, creating the optional office of the family mediation & reassigning the jurisdiction to ensure due process and civil rights) HB657-FN Press ReleaseHB657-FN Key Points In case you missed … Read more

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The Bill to Abolish Family Court has Its House Hearing This Week.

New Hampshire Family Justice Reminder: The bill to abolish family court has its House hearing this week.  Key points to help you draft your testimony to legislators are below. Tuesday, February 11 – House Children and Family Law CommitteeRoom 206-208, Legislative Office Building, 33 N State Street, Concord, NH ‼️1:30PM – HB 652-FN – abolishing the … Read more

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NH Family Justice Action Alert

The legislature is now in session. Thanks to you, the rule changes we warned about last week did not pass. Therefore, every bill will have a public hearing where YOU will have a chance to make your voice heard and speak up for justice for New Hampshire children and families. Upcoming Hearings – Mark Your … Read more

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Tales From DCYF – Family Court, Hampstead Hospital – & Suicide

Having been Foster Parents for a bit, most “regular” folks have no idea what goes on other than what appears on TV for the worst of cases (e.g., Harmony Montgomery). So, I’m looking to add to that “knowledgebase” from time to time with some anecdotes from when we started with the Grandson nine years ago … Read more

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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

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