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Concealing Information In Court
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In New Hampshire, parties can conceal information if they demonstrate legitimate safety concerns with evidence. To counter this, file a Motion to Oppose and provide counter-evidence. The court will consider all relevant factors, including past conduct and safety. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.Full Conversation
i file a hearing to change child support payments in nh the other party said they want to conceal there infomation due to claims that i am a risk to her and my duaghter on zero baises
Hello John, I understand your concern. In New Hampshire:
- The court may allow a party to conceal their information if they believe they are at risk.
- However, these claims must be substantiated with evidence.
- You have the right to challenge these claims in court.
It would be best to consult with a local attorney to guide you through this process.
- The court may allow a party to conceal their information if they believe they are at risk.
- However, these claims must be substantiated with evidence.
- You have the right to challenge these claims in court.
It would be best to consult with a local attorney to guide you through this process.
okay
That's great, John. Also, remember that New Hampshire law ensures everyone's safety and rights. If you need further legal assistance, do not hesitate to contact FreeLawChat. We're here to help.
i have another question
Of course, John! I'm here to help. What's your next question?
what would be the appropreaite motion when the other party wants to conceal there info
In New Hampshire, if the other party seeks to conceal their information:
- You could file a "Motion to Compel Discovery".
- This motion requests the court to order the party to disclose their information.
- It's important to consult with a local attorney to ensure this is the correct motion for your situation.
- You could file a "Motion to Compel Discovery".
- This motion requests the court to order the party to disclose their information.
- It's important to consult with a local attorney to ensure this is the correct motion for your situation.
what would be the appropreaite motion when the other party wants to conceal there info during a hearing to change child support payment
In New Hampshire, during a hearing to change child support:
- You can file a "Motion to Compel Discovery" if the other party is trying to conceal their information.
- This motion asks the court to order the party to reveal their information.
- Consult a local attorney for accurate guidance.
- You can file a "Motion to Compel Discovery" if the other party is trying to conceal their information.
- This motion asks the court to order the party to reveal their information.
- Consult a local attorney for accurate guidance.
what would qualify to conceal personal info in nh
In New Hampshire, to qualify for concealing personal information, a party must:
- Demonstrate a legitimate safety concern (e.g., threat of harm).
- Provide evidence to support their claim.
- Obtain a court order approving the concealment.
Please consult a local attorney for more detailed guidance.
- Demonstrate a legitimate safety concern (e.g., threat of harm).
- Provide evidence to support their claim.
- Obtain a court order approving the concealment.
Please consult a local attorney for more detailed guidance.
how far back can the person go with there claim
In New Hampshire, the time frame for claims can vary depending on the context:
- Typically, in family law cases, a party can raise any relevant issues from the past.
- However, the relevance and weight of older issues may be questioned.
- It's best to consult a local attorney for specific advice.
- Typically, in family law cases, a party can raise any relevant issues from the past.
- However, the relevance and weight of older issues may be questioned.
- It's best to consult a local attorney for specific advice.
what if the other part filed a motion to conceal identity and not motion of discovery
In New Hampshire:
- If the other party filed a motion to conceal their identity, the court will decide based on the evidence provided.
- You can oppose this motion by providing counter-evidence.
- Consult with a local attorney to help you navigate this situation.
- If the other party filed a motion to conceal their identity, the court will decide based on the evidence provided.
- You can oppose this motion by providing counter-evidence.
- Consult with a local attorney to help you navigate this situation.
what ids a counter motion and what is counter evidence
In legal terms:
- A Counter Motion: It's a motion filed in response to a motion filed by the other party. It allows you to propose a different course of action.
- Counter Evidence: It's evidence that contradicts or challenges the evidence presented by the opposing party. It's used to weaken or disprove their claims.
- A Counter Motion: It's a motion filed in response to a motion filed by the other party. It allows you to propose a different course of action.
- Counter Evidence: It's evidence that contradicts or challenges the evidence presented by the opposing party. It's used to weaken or disprove their claims.
would filing a motion of lemmen work
In New Hampshire:
- The term "Motion of Lemmen" isn't recognized in legal context.
- It's important to consult with a local attorney to clarify the appropriate legal motion for your situation.
- The term "Motion of Lemmen" isn't recognized in legal context.
- It's important to consult with a local attorney to clarify the appropriate legal motion for your situation.
motion of lemen work
In New Hampshire:
- The term "Motion of Lemmen" isn't recognized.
- It might be a typo or misunderstanding.
- Please consult a local attorney to understand the correct legal motion for your situation.
- The term "Motion of Lemmen" isn't recognized.
- It might be a typo or misunderstanding.
- Please consult a local attorney to understand the correct legal motion for your situation.
what would be a approperate motion to counter a motion listed above
In New Hampshire:
- To counter a motion to conceal identity, you could file a "Motion to Oppose" or "Response to Motion".
- This allows you to present your objections and evidence against the original motion.
- Consult with a local attorney for specific advice.
- To counter a motion to conceal identity, you could file a "Motion to Oppose" or "Response to Motion".
- This allows you to present your objections and evidence against the original motion.
- Consult with a local attorney for specific advice.
what is the differnt leagally
In legal contexts, "difference" could refer to the distinction between two or more legal terms, procedures, or concepts. Could you please specify the legal terms or situations you'd like to differentiate?
what is the difference between motions listed above
In New Hampshire:
- "Motion to Compel Discovery" asks the court to order the opposing party to disclose certain information.
- "Motion to Conceal Identity" seeks court permission to hide personal details due to safety concerns.
- "Motion to Oppose" or "Response to Motion" counters an existing motion, presenting objections and counter-evidence.
Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.
- "Motion to Compel Discovery" asks the court to order the opposing party to disclose certain information.
- "Motion to Conceal Identity" seeks court permission to hide personal details due to safety concerns.
- "Motion to Oppose" or "Response to Motion" counters an existing motion, presenting objections and counter-evidence.
Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.
can i ask the court over the phone if i have a tro or perminet restraining order if so how would i ask
In New Hampshire:
- You may call the court clerk's office to inquire about a TRO or Permanent Restraining Order.
- Politely ask: "I'd like to verify if there's a Temporary or Permanent Restraining Order against me. Can you assist me with this?"
- They may require your personal details for confirmation. Consult with a local attorney for assistance.
- You may call the court clerk's office to inquire about a TRO or Permanent Restraining Order.
- Politely ask: "I'd like to verify if there's a Temporary or Permanent Restraining Order against me. Can you assist me with this?"
- They may require your personal details for confirmation. Consult with a local attorney for assistance.
there was one it expired in may of *
If the restraining order expired in *, are you concerned it might affect your current legal situation? It's important to consult with a local attorney to understand how past orders might impact your case.
can it an if so how
In New Hampshire:
- Expired restraining orders could influence a court's decisions, especially in family law cases.
- They might consider past conduct when assessing safety and risk.
- Each case is unique, so consult a local attorney for personalized advice.
- Expired restraining orders could influence a court's decisions, especially in family law cases.
- They might consider past conduct when assessing safety and risk.
- Each case is unique, so consult a local attorney for personalized advice.
there was never any reports from * to now
If there were no incidents reported since *, it could potentially help your case. However, remember that the court will make decisions based on multiple factors. Do you have legal representation for this matter?
how can i get the motion denied
In New Hampshire:
- To get a motion denied, you should file a "Response to Motion" or "Motion to Oppose", providing your reasons and evidence.
- Consult a local attorney to ensure your response is legally sound and persuasive.
- Remember, the court's final decision will be based on the evidence presented.
- To get a motion denied, you should file a "Response to Motion" or "Motion to Oppose", providing your reasons and evidence.
- Consult a local attorney to ensure your response is legally sound and persuasive.
- Remember, the court's final decision will be based on the evidence presented.
is it relevant in a uniform support order hearing
In New Hampshire, a Uniform Support Order hearing is where child support orders are determined. Are you asking if the motion to conceal identity or the expired restraining order is relevant in such a hearing?
yes
In New Hampshire:
- Yes, both could potentially be relevant.
- A motion to conceal identity may suggest safety concerns.
- An expired restraining order may inform the court's understanding of past conduct.
- The court will consider all relevant factors in making a decision.
- Consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.
- Yes, both could potentially be relevant.
- A motion to conceal identity may suggest safety concerns.
- An expired restraining order may inform the court's understanding of past conduct.
- The court will consider all relevant factors in making a decision.
- Consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.
what if there been no contact other than to ask to see child
In New Hampshire:
- The court considers the best interest of the child, including safe and necessary contact with both parents.
- Lack of contact, except to request visitation, could be viewed differently based on the specifics of your case.
- Consult a local attorney for tailored advice.
- The court considers the best interest of the child, including safe and necessary contact with both parents.
- Lack of contact, except to request visitation, could be viewed differently based on the specifics of your case.
- Consult a local attorney for tailored advice.
is the judge likley to toss out conceal if theres no proof
In New Hampshire:
- The judge might reject a motion to conceal information if there's no sufficient evidence supporting safety concerns.
- However, the final decision will depend on the specifics of the case.
- Consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.
- The judge might reject a motion to conceal information if there's no sufficient evidence supporting safety concerns.
- However, the final decision will depend on the specifics of the case.
- Consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.
how would you write the motion to oppose
In New Hampshire:
- A "Motion to Oppose" should outline your objections to the original motion and provide counter-evidence.
- It should be clear, concise, and factual.
- Include your case number, the court's name, and parties involved.
- Consult with a local attorney to ensure the motion is written correctly.
- A "Motion to Oppose" should outline your objections to the original motion and provide counter-evidence.
- It should be clear, concise, and factual.
- Include your case number, the court's name, and parties involved.
- Consult with a local attorney to ensure the motion is written correctly.
give me a example
A "Motion to Oppose" might look like this:
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**IN THE [COURT NAME]**
**CASE NO: [CASE NUMBER]**
**[Your Full Legal Name],**
**Petitioner**
**v.**
**[Opposing Party's Full Legal Name],**
**Respondent**
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**MOTION TO OPPOSE [Original Motion Name]**
The Petitioner, [Your Full Legal Name], respectfully opposes the Respondent's motion to [Original Motion Name] and states as follows:
*. [Reason *]
*. [Reason *]
*. [Reason *]
The Petitioner requests that the Court deny the Respondent's motion to [Original Motion Name].
---
[Your Signature]
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[Your City, State, Zip]
[Your Phone Number]
---
Please consult with a local attorney for personalized guidance.
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**IN THE [COURT NAME]**
**CASE NO: [CASE NUMBER]**
**[Your Full Legal Name],**
**Petitioner**
**v.**
**[Opposing Party's Full Legal Name],**
**Respondent**
---
**MOTION TO OPPOSE [Original Motion Name]**
The Petitioner, [Your Full Legal Name], respectfully opposes the Respondent's motion to [Original Motion Name] and states as follows:
*. [Reason *]
*. [Reason *]
*. [Reason *]
The Petitioner requests that the Court deny the Respondent's motion to [Original Motion Name].
---
[Your Signature]
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[Your City, State, Zip]
[Your Phone Number]
---
Please consult with a local attorney for personalized guidance.
would a motion of liminie work
In New Hampshire:
- A "Motion in Limine" is used to request the court to exclude certain evidence before trial.
- It might not be applicable in your situation if you're countering a motion to conceal identity.
- Consult with a local attorney to understand the correct legal motion for your situation.
- A "Motion in Limine" is used to request the court to exclude certain evidence before trial.
- It might not be applicable in your situation if you're countering a motion to conceal identity.
- Consult with a local attorney to understand the correct legal motion for your situation.
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