Custody

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• New Hampshire Legal Aid provides two online booklets:
  • Parenting and the New Hampshire Courts - Going to Court Without an Attorney and
  • Residential Responsibility.
• The New Hampshire Judicial Branch website has information on:
  • How to start, calculate, and modify child support
  • Information on parenting plans and divorce, including information on modifying an order and information on how to file a parenting petition
  • How to file a parenting petition
  • How to change an order
  • How to enforce a court order.

You can also find general information about custody – not specific to New Hampshire - on our general Custody page. The page includes a section about how to try to transfer your custody case to a new state where you are living so that you can modify the custody order from your new state.