N.H. Family Courts Deny Fit Parent Visitation & Custody - Part 2, Hearing 1

Joshua Youssef, a fit parent had all visitation with his son stripped of him with absolutely no finding of abuse and neglect.

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Four Things You Need to Know About New Hampshire Child Custody Law

If you’re fighting for child custody in New Hampshire, the first thing you need to know is that it is not called “custody” anymore. The new term is “parental rights and responsibilities.” Familiarizing yourself with parenting laws can help prepare you for this process. check to learn more.

New Hampshire Child Custody Laws

If you are going through a divorce or legal separation, you know how the law can have an influence the outcome of this situation. Child custody will be determined in New Hampshire except that some of the terms used to describe this may be different. check to learn more.

Child Custody in New Hampshire

When a couple divorces and there is a minor child involved, the divorce decree will specify who has physical custody as well as legal custody of the child. Physical custody determines where and with whom the child will live. check to learn more.

New Hampshire Parenting Plans and Custody Agreements

When creating a parenting plan in the State of New Hampshire, understanding the laws of the State pertaining to child custody and visitation is critical. These laws can be found in the New Hampshire Court Rules and also Section 461-A of the New Hampshire Revised Statutes. check to learn more.

Child Custody in New Hampshire: The Best Interests of the Child

When divorcing parents come into court for a decision on parenting arrangements, judges in New Hampshire base their decisions on the best interests of the child. New Hampshire law places a strong emphasis on the ability of each parent to foster a positive relationship with the other parent. check to learn more.