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Bar News - April 18, 2008 Guide to New Hampshire Courts: Carroll County Superior Court The NH Court Guide is a new feature from Bar News. The complete guide will be a compilation of basic information about each county courthouse, aimed at providing guidance to newcomers or attorneys who don’t regularly practice in certain locations. Each installment will be posted on the Bar’s Web site as it is completed, where it will be updated and expanded as we continue to learn how to provide the most useful information for you.Carroll County Court Basics What attorneys are saying Nearby Facilities Directions to Carroll County Courthouse
The Carroll County courthouse, located in Ossipee, shares its design with that of the Coos County courthouse. The building is spacious and parking is plentiful. The new courthouse was well received by attorneys and court staff alike as a modern facility that is easy to find and easy to use. The court’s location, however, creates some problems for jurors, attorneys and court staff, as the nearest restaurant is miles away. To make life simpler for court visitors, pamphlets listing the closest restaurants are available at the court. Also, since Carroll County has a small population, the court is only assigned one Superior Court Judge at a time, and according to attorneys, this can occasionally result in delays during busy times of the year.
From the South (Dover, Portsmouth): Take Route 16. Turn left before the Ossipee House of Pizza onto Route 171. Follow Route 171 to the intersection of 28. Go through the intersection and continue on for about one mile to the Carroll County Courthouse, a brick building on the right. The Superior Court is on the third floor. From the North (Conway, Berlin): Take Route 16 South. Turn right just before the Hannaford’s Plaza onto Route 28. Go about 2 miles to blinking light. Turn right onto Route 171. Go about a mile, and the Carroll County Courthouse is a brick building on the right. The Superior Court is on the third floor. From Concord, Manchester, Nashua: Take Route 28 North. Follow Route 28 North to Wolfeboro and take a right to remain on Route 28. Follow Route 28 for about 11 miles to a blinking light. Take a left at the blinking light onto Route 171. Go about a mile, and the Carroll County Courthouse is a brick building on the right. The Superior Court is on the third floor. From the West (Lebanon/Keene): Take Interstate 89 or Route 101 to Interstate 93 to Concord. Follow directions from Concord. From Littleton: Take Interstate 93 South to Ashland Exit 24. Take Route 25 through Moultonboro. At intersection of Routes 16 & 25 take Route 16 South. At intersection of Routes 16 & 28 take Route 28 South. At the intersection of Routes 28 & 171 turn right onto Route 171. Go about a mile, and the Carroll County Courthouse is a brick building on the right. The Superior Court is on the third floor |
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