How does one vacate a child support order, request a recalculation and new judgment?

Q: This is an old case, and I just received a WARRANT from the Commissioner of Taxation and Finance. They continue to send letters of threats and legal retaliations. it’s to the tune of 67,333.62, and I do NOT owe this money.

Ex wife inflated my earnings and zeroed hers on the income worksheet, her attorney then notarized it and submitted it to sway the judge for an inflated amount of monies in her favor. I am now in possession of the original tax forms for the prior, current and successive years to show the intent to inflate the numbers by her and the attorney.

Last hearing the judge dismissed my motion without prejudice, and said come back with my papers to support my motion, and/or have a qualified attorney to present my case properly, then they may continue with my motion.

Additionally, I have the papers which showed her attorney was a repeat offender of such practices and agreed to resign to avoid further sanctions by the Departmental Disciplinary Committee.

A: The simple answer is that you’d need to file an order to show cause (NOT a Petition) to re-open the older case. It’s called a “motion to renew/reargue.” Whether you’d be successful depends on how old the order is & what efforts you made in the interim to obtain the proper documentation. Schedule a consult with a Bronx Child Support Attorney for a full assessment.