Parenting Plan Needed. Concord single mother of two young children would like assistance in establishing a parenting plan. Father resides in Merrimack County area and has shown little interest although he is currently paying child support. Please contact Janice.

Strafford County Criminal Record Annulment. Multiple charges (misdemeanors and one felony conviction) mostly from the 1980s, for which he served time in NH State Prison. Client believes he paid all fines and fulfilled all sentencing requirements. Court and agency fees, if not waived, can be paid in advance by Pro Bono thanks to a partnership with NH Vocational Rehabilitation Services. Please contact Margaret.

The November issue of Bar News will include a special section on family law. Do you have an idea for a timely and practical article about family law practice in New Hampshire? Or an article on the intersection of family law with another practice area? Email Bar News Editor Kristen Senz with your idea by Monday, Oct. 12. Articles should be 800-1,000 words and will be due Monday, Oct. 26.

	Thursday Oct. 22 5:15 p.m.
	St. Elizabeth Seton Church 190 Meetinghouse Rd Bedford

New Hampshire's annual Red Mass takes place at 5:15 p.m. on Thursday, October 22, 2015, at Saint Elizabeth Seton Church in Bedford. Following the Red Mass, the Catholic Lawyers Guild will hold a dinner at the Manchester Country Club at which Robert E. Dunn, Jr. of Devine Millimet in Concord will be presented with the St. Thomas More Award, and Sergeant Carlos Camacho of the Nashua Police Department with the St. Michael Award.

For more information, please visit www.catholicnh.org/RedMass. RSVP and purchase tickets to the dinner by October 1 at www.RedMass.eventbrite.com.

	Thursday Oct. 8 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
	Concord Country Club 22 Country Club Ln Concord

The NH Women's Bar Association will hold its 18th Annual Fall Reception at The Concord Country Club from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 8. Associate NH Attorney General Jane Young will be presented with the 2015 Marilla M. Ricker Achievement Award, presented annually to an outstanding woman lawyer in New Hampshire. The Winnie McLaughlin Scholarship will be presented to Lyndsay Robinson, a second-year law student at UNH School of Law.

The reception is open to the public. RSVP to NHWBA Executive Director Gretchen Pyles.

The NH Bar Foundation is now accepting applications for the 2016 Justice Grant Program. Justice Grants are usually available for start-up costs, planning and research, or for funding to help stabilize new programs. Please visit www.nhbarfoundation.org for more information, or call (603) 715-3210.

The University of New Hampshire will host its 7th Annual Intercollegiate Mock Trial Invitational Tournament for undergraduates during the weekend of Oct. 31-Nov. 1, at UNH's campus in Durham. The tournament needs attorneys willing to serve as judges, presiding over mock trial rounds and evaluating students' performances. Attorneys do not need to be sitting judges, active litigators, or familiar with college mock trial to participate. Judges will receive a brief training that will equip them for the task.

For each day, there will be one morning and one afternoon trial session. Contact the UNH Mock Trial Tournament Directors or Charles Putnam, (603) 862-7041, with questions or to sign up.

Seven days remain to complete the NHMCLE requirements for the reporting year ended June 30. To avoid late fees on Oct. 2:

1. Report courses or activities eligible under NH Supreme Court Rule 53 and enter them in your activated online ART Account;
2. File the online ART Affidavit of Compliance and
3. Pay the online NHMCLE annual fee.
4. 4. The affidavit must be submitted and the fee paid by midnight, Oct. 1, 2015, to avoid the Supreme Court's assessment of $100 late fee.

See www.nhbar.org/nhmcle for information about the online Attorney Reporting system.

Disclaimer: This is unrelated to other requirements such association dues and court fees and/or the annual Trust Account Compliance filing.

The NH Farmers Market Association is looking for a board member with knowledge of nonprofit law. The mission of the NHFMA is to educate the public on the benefits of a healthy lifestyle acquired through locally grown agricultural products.

For more information, contact Vice President Wendy Stevens at (603) 344-2323.

If your address or email address has recently changed, please submit a name/address change form immediately to update our member records so you will receive important correspondence from your bar association.