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Hello I have an 8 year old daughter who's mother has just came back into picture she was granted Sunday and Monday night custody. My mother has overall guardianship. My daughter has dance lesson which I pay for out of pocket and has been in dance longer then her mother has been back but now... View More 
answered on Oct 15, 2017
If she is not complying with the Court Order then one option is to file a motion for contempt. She will be responsible for your costs if you are successful. The guardian cannot stop visitation - you will need to ask the Court to modify the Order so your daughter gets to dance class.
Also if you have dual residency how would that affect UCCJEA?? My "spouse" claims he'll agree to a jurisdiction waiver.... We've been seperated well over 2 years. I want this done and over with ASAP!!
Thank you tremendously for any information or feedback! It's greatly appreciated!!
answered on Aug 8, 2017
One of the following must apply to file for divorce in New Hampshire: 1) both parties live in New Hampshire, 2) the petitioner (the spouse starting the divorce action) has lived in New Hampshire for one year, or 3) the petitioner lives in New Hampshire and their spouse can be served with divorce... View More
We only have been in new hampsher two months both of us on birth certificate no custody order in place
answered on Jun 15, 2017
You need to get a custody order in place.
Otherwise, when you leave for MO, she may file papers in NH and you may have to bring the kids back.
I have not had contact with my ex husband in more than 6 months as he refused to get back to me about arranging a date to visit her. I had problems in the past with not having a stable environment for her to live in. According to our parenting plan he was not to move farther away without asking me... View More
answered on Apr 1, 2017
You can file in NH but you should also consult with an attorney licensed in Maine asap.
If we both agree to this, can I take them out of school to go? Can I get in trouble for it? Bad, bad breakup with a violently abusive wife who turned it on me when I told her I was leaving and had me taken away from family for over a year. Finally received 50% custody 3 years ago. Kids Irish dance... View More
answered on Apr 1, 2017
If you both agree then that's fine. You should have your ex confirm that it is OK in writing (text or email) so you have a record of it.
He doesn't make effort to see her. I want full custody and him off the birth certificate. I tried giving him the chance of surrendering his rights. He told me to take him off her birth certificate but won't work with me in the steps.
answered on Apr 1, 2017
You can file a motion to enforce court order. You may also want to consider contacting the child support division at the DHHS to see if they can help.
im pregnant and on pobation and im planning on running away because i might get sent away for violating probation
answered on Sep 22, 2016
Running away will make it worse. Stay put and get an attorney. If you are indigent, the court can appoint an attorney. What kind of life do you expect to live as a young, pregnant runaway?
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