Can I write to the judge?

If you have filed a Motion that us pending before the Court, you do have one opportunity to file a response. That occurs if you have filed a...

Can I take my father to court to help pay towards college tuition or no? We still have contact.

You can certainly try, but the fact that you were emancipated years ago leads me to believe you wouldn't be successful.

Can you move out of state with your children if you have court ordered supervision in New Jersey Family court?

What do you mean when you say "supervised with our children"? Does this mean that Child Protective Services (or whatever DYFS is calling itself...

What can you recommend that I do to try and locate this person.

You could hire a collection firm who will not only find this person, but will determine what assets he or she has and then collect on your judgment.

Does she have a case? Would I be obligated to pay her? If so, would it affect my live-in girlfriend?

The fact that you haven't supported your wife in the last 5 years is certainly favorable to you. In order to get spousal support, she has to prove...

Do I have any legal rights?

More information would be useful in answering your question. I would like to see your Final Judgment of Divorce, as well as all Orders subsequently...

When splitting additional child care cost based on income %, do I need to take into consideration tax credit?

The tax credit has absolutely nothing to do with this.

Does my ex-husband, the non-custodial parent, have a right to see my 17 year old daughters college applications?

Since you and the child's father have joint legal custody, he absolutely has a right to see her college applications. He has additional rights as...

Married in NYS 3yrs wife lives in NY I live in NJ 2 1/2 yrs can I get my divorce in NJ or must I go to NYS for it

You can file in NJ, since you meet that State's residency requirement. NY would also have jurisdiction over the divorce since your wife is a...

If he fails to submit the required paperwork by the deadline imposed by the Judge, apparently the Judge will enter a default against him, which...