Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey
I live in NJ and my daughter is now living with me along with her infant son as the result of the end of a live-in relationship she had with her now ex-boyfriend. My daughter recently received notice that she has to appear in family court because of a request to vacate a child support order which was granted against her ex-boyfriend, who is the child's father. The notification read that the hearing was ordered because of certification (Rule 1:4-4(B)), but didn't give any additional information and didn't explain what that meant. What does this mean? I assume it means that the child's father is trying to get out of paying the previously court ordered child support, of which he has paid none. How can we fight this, if this is the case?
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It means he is trying to get out of paying child support.
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