David:
If you want to wait forever, rely on probation to take enforcement procedures. I already suggested Eric have judgment entered and institute collection procedures on his own.
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Eric -
<x-tab> </x-tab>If there's assets to be had, probation will go after them. The $10-30 (or % formula) probation uses is for the arrears payment, they'll also levy on accounts, run constant searches for assets / accounts through the Financial Institution Data Match system, throw liens on property. I don't recall all the specifics of it, but take a look at Retired Hearing Officer Norman Epting's deposition testimony in Kavadas, I remember him talking about FIDM as being the most effective method of collections after wage garnishment. It's on the site - http://dpdlaw.com/kavadas .
<x-tab> </x-tab>In sum, I'd send it back to probation. You can always do an asset search yourself, docket the CS arrears as a judgment, and levy on accounts / record liens against property. There's forms on www.njcourts.gov for a levy (I think they're under the Special Civil part or "enforcing a judgment" section).
<x-sigsep></x-sigsep> David Perry Davis, Esq.
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