New Hampshire § 161-B:10 Service

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 161-B:10 — Service

New Hampshire § 161-B:10

Title XIIPUBLIC SAFETY AND WELFARE

Ch. 161-BSUPPORT OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 161-B:10 (2026).

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I.For all child support obligations payable through the department, service of all papers relating to the enforcement of an existing obligation for support including, but not limited to, hearing notices, support violation notices, show cause notices, and motions and notices pursuant to RSA 161-B shall be deemed legally sufficient service if mailed first class to the last address provided by the obligor to the court pursuant to this chapter, provided that the obligor knew of the obligation to report any change of address. Knowledge is presumed if the court, in accordance with RSA 161-B:9, notified the obligor of the requirement to report any change of address.

II.A court shall not stay the proceedings or refuse a hearing relating to enforcement of an existing support obligation when servi

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I. For all child support obligations payable through the department, service of all papers relating to the enforcement of an existing obligation for support including, but not limited to, hearing notices, support violation notices, show cause notices, and motions and notices pursuant to RSA 161-B shall be deemed legally sufficient service if mailed first class to the last address provided by the obligor to the court pursuant to this chapter, provided that the obligor knew of the obligation to report any change of address. Knowledge is presumed if the court, in accordance with RSA 161-B:9, notified the obligor of the requirement to report any change of address.
II. A court shall not stay the proceedings or refuse a hearing relating to enforcement of an existing support obligation when service has been made pursuant to this section.