There are four "uniform" laws listed to the right. Uniform State Laws are drafted by the Uniform Law Commission. They are suggested pieces of legislation that individual state legislatures can adopt, perhaps after making minor changes to the proposed language. Uniform laws can eliminate conflict in areas like child support where it is likely that there will be interaction between states in enforcing the law.
Below are some examples of cases dealing with New Hampshire child support. The links will take you to Google Scholar. To find more cases, click on the "How Cited" link.
You can also read these cases in Westlaw using the remote access link (the first link below). You can then use Westlaw's headnotes or citing references to find more cases on child support.
Please remember that this guide is for information purposes only and is not comprehensive.
It is intended as a starting point for research, to illustrate the various sources of the law, and to provide guidance in their use.
NH Law About ... is not a substitute for the services of an attorney.
