You should reach out to the law guardian. This shouldn't make a difference in child support since support follows the money, but as kids get older...

They 2ork off your social. Get a copy of the court file and see a consumer lawyer near you.

Could be a scam. Or an old judgement against your mom. See an Upstate consumer lawyer to help you figure it out.

yes, you can tak him to small claims. The forms are probably online at the City Civil Court site for your county.

Get a copy of the court file from the court clerk and see a consumer lawyer near you.

No. But you should get a stipulation from the plaintiff discontinuing the action that you file with the court clerk

Go to the court where the judgment was issued and get a copy of the entire file. If it was Saratoga Supreme Court you can go to the Clerk's website...

I would do as suggested. Or, if this is a state agency you are dealing with, call your state senator or state assemblyman. They can intercede.

You have that right AFTER you get a judgment. You can ask the defendant to state his present address and you may get away with asking where he...

there are ways to take care of this. Call an upstate consumer lawyer who can help you.