Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

I am taking my 16 year old daughters father back to court (date set for 9/28) for an increase in child support (currently only pays $120.00 a month) and to supply me with a perscription card. This is the first time since 1994 that I am doing this. This January after 16 years he handed me an insurance card finally, thankfully all the time before this my husband was able to supply and pay for medical. I am assuming that he received the motion in the mail recently. I received a text message from him this morning asking for her brith certificate "to keep her medical active plus perscription". It's been 16 1/2 years and he has never asked for her birth certificate not even during enrollment. Legally, do I have to mail him a a copy of the birth certificate?

Asked on 8/19/09, 9:20 am

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Philip Burnham, Esquire Burnham Law Group, LLC.

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I understand you might not want to send a copy of the birth certificate. Why not ask for a letter from the employer requesting the information and agree to supply the copy directly tot the employer.

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Answered on 8/24/09, 10:05 am

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