NJSBA Family Law Section

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

all new requirements of notice to Prosecutor etc. have to be met, even when done in family part. Hope this helps.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

all new requirements of notice to Prosecutor etc. have to be met, even when done in family part. Hope this helps.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

all new requirements of notice to Prosecutor etc. have to be met, even when done in family part. Hope this helps.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have a procedural question with regard to a client's post-judgment request to change her name and that of her daughter. The parties were divorced this year. The wife now wants to change her name and that of the parties' child. Is it possible to make both name change requests by way of one post judgment motion in the Family Part? I know that if we were dealing only with the wife's post-judgment name change request, such a motion is possible. I'm not sure, however, that you can also include the request to change the name of the child as well. As to the child, do I need to file this by way of a separate civil name change petition under the name-change statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1) ? Obviously, I would like to be able to file the request for both name changes in one post judgment motion before the Family Part.  My preliminary view is yes, since some of the key cases on a child's name change appeared to origiante in the Family Part (i.e., A-112-11 Paul Emma v. Jessica Evans (070071)).  Just looking for confirmation.

Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.