Legal Question in Civil Litigation in New Jersey

Whether you can enforce the promissory note depends on a couple of things. I would need to see it to tell you whether it says what is should. There is another thing, I sued one exboyfriend for my client the exgirlfriend, and the judge kept talking about how the two of them shared living expenses and she would really have to show that he owed her back despite the cost sharing. I did fight it and win, and she got paid most of her money.

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You should go to the county courthouse where your ex resides and visit the Small Claims office.

There you can fill in a form for filing a complaint against him and pay a small filing fee and the case will be heard by the Court three weeks or so later. You have more than adequate proof of your claim.