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What happens if the paying parent moves out of state? Can I still enforce the judgment?

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What happens if the paying parent moves out of state? Can I still enforce the judgment?

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Of course you can. Your New Jersey support order is valid in all other states. You can go to the other state’s court to enforce the obligation. However, most people just go to the local Family Court and obtain a “reciprocal” or URESA petition. This is not a complicated process and the Court staff will assist you with this. Be aware that these actions can several months.