What Family Part judge hasn’t wanted to shut the door on acrimonious, frivolous, seemingly pointless post-judgment motions, the way Rosemary Ramsay did in late 2008?
Rather than review the merits of a motion to enforce compliance with court-ordered parenting time, the Morris County judge dismissed it as moot and directed the parties to present their disputes to a parenting coordinator.
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