Are there any penalties for not filing papers on-time in a NJ post-judgement motion situation?
You can always ask for a postponement yourself if the papers come in late. Most judges won’t do anything because they need to have everything heard.
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You can always ask for a postponement yourself if the papers come in late. Most judges won’t do anything because they need to have everything heard.
No. And get into court to stop his attempts.
You can file an ethics complaint or file in court to reopen the case.
You can certainly raise those issues in court but you will have to move very quickly to get there before he leaves on July 2.
You will not get a restraining order. But you will need to go to court against your ex-wife.
There is a statutory presumption that the child born to a married couple is of the married couple. Your ex would have no standing.
If he has some lawyer you should have one to protect yourself. It does not seem fair from what you said that he receive such a credit however you...
You can ensure go back to court under the fact that you presented so that fair allocation of contributions can be made.
It is not kidnapping but is potentially a violation of the order. You may want to file enforcement.
You should be more proactive and go to court yourself for enforcement. That may be more effective.