Yes, you can contact the court and send a letter advising that you wish to withdraw the motion. Make sure to send a copy to the adverse party so they know the motion will be withdrawn to avoid having a cross-motion or responsive certification filed.
If you want to withdraw your motion, you should call the court and follow-up with a letter advising that you are withdrawing the motion. If you don't withdraw it, you run the risk of having the opposing side file a cross-motion.
Suzanne Elisabeth ReenstraFamily Law AttorneyPequannock, NJNJ licensed ·
You are welcome to withdraw your application. Contact the Court and let them know that you no longer wish to proceed with the application you filed yesterday. They may require (and most likely will) that you provide something in writing to them.
Best of luck.