Can a state supreme court retroactively grant jurisdiction to a trial court that initially lacked jurisdiction and compel an appeal of a void judgment in violation of procedural rules?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED (1) Can the New Hampshire Supreme Court give Jurisdiction to the Trial Court that lacked Jurisdiction, and force Petitioner to Appeal a Void Judgment in violation of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 17(a)(1)? (2) If a superior court is mandated to follow a void judgment from an appellate court, then what does a litigant do to protect their Constitutional right to due process under the 14th amendment, federal statutory laws, and state laws when no court, has a procedure set up for this situation? : (3) Can the Trial Court issue a Declaratory Decision ignoring the Operating Agreement of 2 LLCs in a clear overreach by the Trial Court to give itself jurisdiction over the Defendant? (4) Can the Trial Court violate the Petitioner’s right for fair trial in violation of the 14th Amendment Due Process protection? (5) Can the Trial Court ignore the LLC’s indemnification Clause in the Operating Agreement and accept a Complaint that raised no Claim, initiated by an individual Vs. the Petitioner as an individual to only divide LLCs Proceeds? (6) Can the trial court ignore False information in a Complaint that is in violation of Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, where parties are required to ensure that their pleadings are factually and legally justified. (7) Can an Appeal Support a VOID JUDGMENT? (8) Can the State Supreme Court of New Hampshire decision conflict with the Nullity of a Void Judgment that was Set: by the US Supreme Court?