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UNIFORM SUPPORT ORDER
All paragraphs of this order (except those that have a check box and have not been selected) and all
paragraphs of the Standing Order, (except variations in paragraph 21) are part of this order and apply to all
parties.
Recommended:
Date
Signature of Marital Master/Hearing Officer
Printed Name of Marital Master/Hearing Officer
So Ordered:
I hereby certify that I have read the recommendation(s) and agree that, to the extent the marital master/judicial
referee/hearing officer has made factual findings, she/he has applied the correct legal standard to the facts
determined by the marital master/judicial referee/hearing officer.
Date
Signature of Judge
Printed Name of Judge
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNIFORM SUPPORT ORDER — STANDING ORDER
NOTICE: This Standing Order (SO) is a part of all Uniform Support Orders (USO) and shall be given full effect as
an order of the Court. Variations to paragraphs of the SO in a specific case must be entered in paragraph 21 of
the USO and approved by the Court.
(Paragraph numbers in the SO correspond to related paragraph numbers in the USO. Variations entered in paragraph 21
should reference the related paragraph number.)
SUPPORT PAYMENT TERMS
SO-3A. All prior orders not inconsistent with this order remain in full force and effect.
SO-3B. In cases where the order of another jurisdiction is registered for modification, a tribunal of this state may not
modify any aspect of a child support order that may not be modified under the law of the issuing jurisdiction. (See
RSA 546-B:49,III.)
SO-3C. This order shall be subject to review and Court modification three years from its effective date upon the request
of a party. Any party may petition the Court at any time for a modification of this support order if there is a
substantial change in circumstances. The effective date of any modification shall be no earlier than the date of
notice to the other party. “Notice” means either of the following: 1) service as specified in civil actions or 2) the
respondent’s acceptance of a copy of the petition, as long as the petition is filed no later than 30 days following
the respondent’s acceptance. See RSA 458-C:7.
NOTE: The July 1, 2013 change to the child support guidelines does not constitute a substantial change in
circumstances. 2012, Chapter 248:5, “Applicability” states as follows (emphasis added):
“RSA 458-C:3,I as amended by this act shall apply to any child support order issued on or after July 1, 2013.
RSA 458-C:3, I as amended by this act shall not apply to a valid child support order in effect on the effective date
of this act until the next scheduled review hearing under RSA 458-C:7 or as otherwise agreed by the parties.
This act shall not constitute a substantial change in circumstances for purposes of RSA 458-C:7.”
SO-3D. No modification of a support order shall alter any arrearages due prior to the date of filing the pleading for
modification. RSA 461-A:14, VIII.
SO-4A. The amount of a child support obligation shall remain as stated in the order until the dependent child for whom
support is ordered completes his or her high school education or reaches the age of 18 years, whichever is later,
or marries, or becomes a member of the armed services, at which time the child support obligation, including all
educational support obligations, terminates without further legal action, except where duration of the support
obligation has been previously determined by another jurisdiction, or is governed by the law of another
jurisdiction, and may not be modified in accordance with statutory language referenced in SO-3B. If the parties
have a child with disabilities, the court may initiate or continue the child support obligation after the child reaches
the age of 18. No child support order for a child with disabilities which becomes effective after July 9, 2013 may
continue after the child reaches age 21. (See RSA 461-A:14, IV)
NHJB-2066-FP (07/14/2014)
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