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cujotom
My question involves child support in the State of: New Jersey
My original child support case was initiated in N.J. and has since been closed 4 or 5 years. I have lived in N.Y for 10 years and my Employer pays child support directly to Nevada, where my children reside with Mom. I have no local supervision on this case in NY. My Daughter is 19 and now married, I would like her removed from child support. I have tried various times to speak to Nevada and the case worker about emancipation since my daughter is now married and lives with her husband. Nevada insists that I have to ask the issuing state, N.J. to modify the order. Does that sound correct even though N.J. closed the case? If that is the case, I found 2 forms on line to NJ site for modification of orders, the first is called a Modification of Existing Responding State order, the other is Modification of Existing order that the responding state did not issue. Which of these forms would I use? Is there any way I can file one of these forms locally to get the ball rolling in N.J? Or would I just send one of these forms to the county of issue in N.J?