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Violating Judge's OrderWhat is the name of your state? New Jersey My es husband rfuses to abide by the judge's order ( post Divorce). I have tried addressing this with him but to no availo. do I have to file a motion to ensure litigants rights or can I write to the judge and tell h8im he is in comtempt of court? Thanks for your help |
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| You will need to file. A judge has to remain impartial. Therefore, your letter will probably not be read (probably bottom line), just added to the case file & possibly (in the future) be read in court, and/or a copy of it distributed to your ex/his lawyer and your lawyer. Depending on your judge, it can also get you into trouble. File a motion to show cause/contempt. That’s your best bet. Good Luck! KAT |
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JUdges Orderthanks Kat I was pretty sure that woudl be the answer. I do things Pro Se now. Can no longer afford an attorney costs were over $80,000. thanks again. |
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