nhfamilyjustice
Administrative Family Courts of New Hampshire
Statistical Data Averages 2005-2025; Consistent with Other States
New Legislative Year, Same Problem
Abolish Family Court, Restore Due Process & Stop Institutional Incentive Contracts
Family court functions as an administrative agency within the executive branch, primarily simulating judicial processes to establish child support contracts and to serve as the business processing center for DHHS agencies like BCSS, DCYF, and YDC—consistently at the expense of rights, safety, and transparency.
The myth that family courts serve children's best interests has been debunked. In reality, they operate as a collaborative network driven by private interests and financial motives, with inverted priorities that cause harm to parents, children and state.
In 2025, New Hampshire introduced House Bill 652, in response for two decades of complaints about harm and lack of due process—confirming patterns of misconduct, profits and harm as family court operations use coercion, alienation, AI, and other strategies to withhold children for financial gain.
80%
Of all parents settle amicably or via mediation, having never set foot in the family court
20%
Of all cases will spend multiple years in family court, without discernable cause
90%
Of parents and children entering family court typically do not qualify or need DHHS Title IV special services.
Initiatives
Priority Legislation
NH HB652
First in the Nation Bill:
Abolish Family Court
Overview: What 652 Will Do
1. Abolish and repeal all statutes that created the Family Division Courts (Article I Administrative Courts) in the state.
2. Abolish and repeal all statutes that created and allowed the simulation of state actors to pose as Judicial Officers (Article III) judges.
3. Create a new state department of family mediation with (a) full oversight, (b) accountability, and (c) accreditation—the first stop option for separating couples, who have not already created their own terms and agreement.
4. If couples happen to have any civil or criminal issues that require legal intervention, then a case should be filed in the Superior Court (Article III Court of Law) before a Judicial Officer (Article III Judge). This restores the accountability and responsibility of (a) due process and use of (b) evidence before a parent and/or child is relieved of their rights or freedoms.
5. Restores control to parents in family separation cases by prioritizing their rights and liberties, thereby removing government overreach and forced outcomes. This approach shifts authority away from state intervention at the initial stage of family law matters, re-empowering families instead of subjecting them to manipulation and interference. Prevents providers from interfering in your family's life for their own benefit.
6. Stops and prevents the systemic practice of transferring family assets. This systemic issue is damaging parents and children by draining their finances and diverting resources to family court legal services through tactics that prolong cases. HB652 helps ensure that financial resources stay within the family to support their living expenses and children, rather than being artificially redirected to the financial interests of the family court enterprise system.
652 Restores
Accountability
Summary:
Stops the Harm 4 Profit Enterprise
Specifics: HB652 stops harm and financial devastation to both, families and the state.
(a) Stops the administrative family courts' case fabrication processes and practices that are designed to exploit separating parents for maximum profits —the intentional acts of victimizing parents and children to meet various goals.
(b) Prevents the accumulation of cases for the purpose of maximizing payouts to agencies and family service operators, whom have exploited fabricated cases over the years for personal profit.
(b) Ends the ongoing cycle in family courts of treating parents and children as 'human commodities' for profit, which sustains DHHS agencies' relevance and dependence on taxpayer funds to operate and resolve misconduct issues by the agencies.
(c) Stops the artificial creation of victims and survivors—eliminating the ongoing need for taxpayer funding and restitution after 652 is fully implemented and operational. [Taxpayers should not be funding this enterprise systems or the restitution because of others misconduct.]
(d) Prevents the practices of unlimited incentives and billing opportunities to all family court service providers.
(e) Systemically minimizes algorithm dependency—will minimize or eliminate the use of financial and projection analysis programs in Article I and Article III courts associated with family law matters.
(f) Systemically eliminates the practice of written recommendations by Article I (state actors)—restores family law written orders and accountability to the Article III court by Article III judicial officers.
(g) Alleviates manipulated cause and effect state expenditures. Targets the root causes at the source, leading to considerable financial state savings and tax payer relief.
(h) Addresses due process restoration expense by utilizing existing infrastructure and resources.
And so much more.....
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Empowering you, the citizens, to champion change for our nations failed family court systems.
Together, we can make abolish family court a reality and once again, uplift the heart of our family & communities—our parents and children. Support or adopt HB652 in your state. The sponsor and associates are here for you.
Get involved in your state, educate your legislators and insist they restore due process for parents and children.
