Monmouth County Social Serve. v P.A.Q. 317 N.J. Super 187. 193-194 App . Div . 1998. See also: United States Bankruptcy Court N.J. Investors and Lenders/Debtors June 30, 1993 Bankruptcy no. 92-30754. 317 N.J. Super 187. 193-194 App . Div . 1998. See also: United States Bankruptcy Court N.J. Investors and Lenders/Debtors June 30, 1993 Bankruptcy no. 92-30754.

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Monmouth County Social Serve. v P.A.Q. 317 N.J. Super 187. 193-194 App . Div . 1998. See also: United States Bankruptcy Court N.J. Investors and Lenders/Debtors June 30, 1993 Bankruptcy no. 92-30754.

Defendant P.A.Q. appeals from an order denying his motion to vacate a default judgment requiring him to pay child support arrears of $9,675 for a child born out of wedlock who was determined not to be his child.   We reverse.

Monmouth County Social Serve. v P.A.Q. 317 N.J. Super 187. 193-194 App . Div . 1998. See also: United States Bankruptcy Court N.J. Investors and Lenders/Debtors June 30, 1993 Bankruptcy no. 92-30754.

Lastly, we reject defendant's request for a remand of the case to the Family Part to determine whether he is entitled to a refund of the money he paid to MCDSS for L.I.H.'s support.⁶

Monmouth County Social Serve. v P.A.Q. 317 N.J. Super 187. 193-194 App . Div . 1998. See also: United States Bankruptcy Court N.J. Investors and Lenders/Debtors June 30, 1993 Bankruptcy no. 92-30754.

the matter is remanded for entry of judgment absolving defendant of the obligation to pay past child support.

Monmouth County Social Serve. v P.A.Q. 317 N.J. Super 187. 193-194 App . Div . 1998. See also: United States Bankruptcy Court N.J. Investors and Lenders/Debtors June 30, 1993 Bankruptcy no. 92-30754.

we conclude defendant's right to be free from paying back support for a child who is not his child is paramount to the county's right to recover from him the financial aid it paid on behalf of the child, especially where it is required to pay for that financial assistance no matter who the biological father is.