Administrative Family Courts of New Hampshire
Statistical Data Averages 2005-2025; Consistent with Other States
80%
Of all parents settle amicably, having never set foot in the family court
20%
Of all cases will spend multiple years in family court, without discernable cause
10%
Or less of parents and/or children in family court would ever qualify for added on HHS special services or have need of other legal intervention
The
Voice
Let's just say it, "created by citizens, for citizens."
Together, let's proudly champion change and restore due process into our states' family legal systems, uplift the heart of our communities—our parents and children. Get involved in your state to Abolish Family Courts and restore due process for parents and children.
Administrative Family Courts of NH
Statistical Data Averages 2005-2025; Consistent with Other States
Of the 20%(thousands) in family court each year, NH parents and their children will most likely experience the following without due process:
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protracted case track
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fabricated cases propped up on artificially manufactured high conflict
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child(ren) separated from: at least one parent, the larger family unit, one or more siblings, and their community
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temporary/ex parte orders artificially create an 'absent' parent profile
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the proactive or preferred parent is most often targeted to be the assigned absent parent [an absent parent is required for Title IV-D funding for BCSS]
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case manipulation that attaches unnecessary services from BCSS, DCYF, YDC, Therapy, GAL, Investigators and HHS [institution incentive]
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a child support contract ordered, though not warranted or wanted, this activates enforcement actions through cooperative agreements
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an incomprehensible court case that results in life-altering harm
Most all parents are unaware the entire family court system:
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is not a court of law; it is a administrative court of institutional incentives
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includes family court, BCSS, DCYF, and YDC, all reliant on taxpayer funds
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claims powers of executive and judicial branches; no separation of power
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is financially incentivized by Federal Title IV-D [child support contracts]
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operational funding relies on grants, incentives, billing, case length, and a business product or commodity [parents and child(ren)]
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helps family legal service providers establish parent/child service billing
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operates without right to due process [not a court of law]
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does not apply the NH rules of evidence
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overwhelmingly ignores 'best interest' standards for both parents and children [interpretation is subjective]
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arbitrarily removes rights and freedoms without due process
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relies on the concept of 'right to appeal' as a fair redress after denying due process rights, best interest standards, fair and expedient justice procedures
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negatively impacts families of all income levels, demographics and sizes
Initiatives
Priority Legislation
HB652
First in the Nation Bill:
Dismantle Family Court
HB652 Description: Abolish the family courts and restore due process in all proceedings.
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Create a new department of family mediation with oversight—the first stop option for separating couples.
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Reinstate due process with fundamental rights and freedom.
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Stop "judge, jury, jailer" practices without due process. Reassign the jurisdiction of cases involving civil or criminal matters to courts of law.
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Acknowledges the courage of Family Court survivors.
Educational Resources
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Reflecting the same commitment and spirit as the founders, we invite you to join us. With a variety of roles to choose from—all worth it. You are the difference that ultimately helps neighbors, your community and your state. Through necessary work and by recognizing that you, the citizens, your families, and your community are the inspiration of HB652, the Abolish Family Court bill.