relative to the report of a guardian ad litem.

Summary

The measure changes New Hampshire law so a guardian ad litem’s report cannot be forced to suggest how decision‑making, parenting plans, or specific schedules should be divided, unless the judge asks for it. It would affect family‑court cases involving children, limiting the content of the guardian’s investigative report. The change aims to give judges more discretion while reducing mandatory recommendations from guardians.

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