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2012 New Hampshire Revised Statutes
Title LI - COURTS
Chapter 490-D - JUDICIAL BRANCH FAMILY DIVISION
Section 490-D:1-1 - Judicial Branch Family Division Established.


Universal Citation:
NH Rev Stat § 490-D:1-1 (2012)
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[RSA 490-D:1 effective April 5, 2016; see also RSA 490-D:1 set out above.]
    490-D:1 Judicial Branch Family Division Established. –
    The general court hereby organizes, constitutes, and establishes the judicial branch family division. The goals of the family division are the respectful treatment of all citizens by justices,] and other family division staff, the prompt and fair resolution of family issues by justices, the use of alternative dispute resolution to reduce the adversarial nature of proceedings involving families, and the assignment of all family matters of a single family to one family division justice located in a family division court that is geographically accessible to the family.

Source. 2005, 177:14, eff. July 1, 2005. 2012, 66:3, eff. April 5, 2016.


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