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Dcyf nh has filed abuse an neglect charges against my husband and I and we have signed an adjudicatory consent agreement but I disagree I feel I never put my child in danger neglected or abused him what evidence could I use to support my cause
How can we fight against corruption in the system?
My son was arrested for probable cause, they refuse to give him bail. They say they have more evidence. They're not showing the defense. The judge won't even listen to what led up to the alleged event. (our side)
The tenant next door is the one letting me know, but I have no other proof. Is this enough evidence to evict, or will I need additional proof if they challenge the eviction? I've sent several friendly reminders through text as well as a written warning and they haven't stopped.
If lot car is at sells or scraps my sons car, does he have to pay fees they are charging holding the car? He’s young and cannot afford the fees they keep attaching everyday. Any long term ramifications? What happens w title etc?
I have had a camper garaged 100% of the time in Litchfield NH for the past 10-15 years. The person now in charge of the RMV at Litchfield is refusing to renew my NH non-resident registration for no apparent reason. She has asked the Litchfield PD to investigate if the camper is located at the... View More 
The warrant article read to see if the town will request that the planning board prepare a proposed zoning change in 2012 to enlarge the Conservation Zoning District to include the 34 acres tax map 2 lot 12 owned by the town located in the industrial zone. (majority vote required)
The... View More
1 background with temp met screening requirements, second application 4/5 months after first was dismissed and withdrawn for the purpose of retention with lower pay and no benefits. Finally got offer year later with lower pay than initial first offer year ago, misclassified as non exempt and exempt... View More
my father passed away and he disinherited two of his step children but one of them is on the deed to the house is there a way to get her off the deed
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answered on Dec 6, 2024
If Father had already conveyed real property prior to his death, then that property is not part of his Estate. Heirs of Father would need clear evidence of fraud or the deed on its face failed to actually convey to set it aside in a difficult suit. Hire a NH attorney to search the title and... View More
I live in a 50 apt complex and I have witness plus cameras to prove I've never done this.
I moved in a boarding house on July 24th been at same address and room number since on Thanksgiving I received a 72 hour notice to vacate the premises but it's been longer than 90 days and changes my status to resident from transient correct in which case the owner would then have to go... View More
When I ask about these details I’m met with attitude and rudeness. I’m specifically looking to get information on what’s shown on my rental agreement as a “concession fee” I did not rent from an airport, just the regular office location and when I ask about these fees in person or over... View More
For Christmas this year I am supposed to meet my ex halfway to drop off my son to him for his half of Christmas. My husband and I asked him if we could keep him an extra 2 hours so he can see his extended family that are coming for the holiday. He has a lot of cousins he is close with and he would... View More
I found a box outside and didn't know where/when it came from. I then found a box inside of my apartment.
answered on Dec 11, 2024
A New Hampshire attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. I don't think you can pursue charges. I believe what you describe is a device for measuring motion on different axes, which could be used for educational purposes or to monitor shock to cargo during... View More
We traveled to Italy and on our return flight to Boston from Rome, the connecting flight in Lisbon was cancelled (when we arrived for the layover). The airline offered a flight on another airline 48 hours later. We found a flight on the other airline that left the next morning but the original... View More
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answered on Nov 15, 2024
Under EU Air Passenger Rights Regulation 261/2004, you're entitled to compensation when your flight is cancelled, regardless of whether you accept the airline's rebooking options. The regulation covers flights departing from EU airports and flights into EU airports on EU-based carriers,... View More
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answered on Oct 25, 2024
If you've been a victim of felony strangulation, it's important to know your rights. The Crime Victims' Rights Act (CVRA) specifically applies to federal criminal proceedings. This means that if your case is handled at the federal level, the CVRA ensures you have certain protections... View More
answered on Nov 10, 2024
A New Hampshire attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. Land-use attorneys and municipal/administrative law attorneys are versed in zoning laws. Real estate attorneys and environmental law attorneys sometimes - depending on the type of practice and experience of... View More
A homeowners association board member participates "by proxy" with no legitimate excuse for her absence. Her proxy is another board member.
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answered on Oct 16, 2024
Under New Hampshire law, whether a HOA board member can participate by proxy largely depends on the association's governing documents, such as its bylaws or covenants. Many HOAs allow proxy voting, but they often have specific rules about who can serve as a proxy and under what circumstances.... View More
answered on Oct 15, 2024
If you are a convicted felon you are not permitted to purchase, possess or control a firearm. You may be able to annul the conviction in MA but you should consult a MA lawyer about whether you are eligible for such relief.
answered on Oct 13, 2024
That would largely depend on your court-ordered parenting plan. Depending upon the nature of the employment, it may also be considered a significant activity impacting their health and/or welfare; most parenting plans would require both parents to agree to any such activity. The age for most jobs... View More
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