The petitioning law firm made application against its former client in the Family Part seeking an award of attorney's fees and costs for post-judgment services rendered to the client to enforce alimony arrears, child support arrears, and equitable distribution owed to her by her ex-husband. The law firm also sought Imposition of a charging lien and entry of a judgment by the Family Part. The court holds the petitioning law firm was not entitled to a charging lien for unpaid services rendered post-judgment to enforce previously awarded relief obtained through the efforts of prior counsel.The court further holds that the petitioning law firm could obtain judgment in the Family Part against its former client for the reasonable amount of unpaid fees without filing a separate action in the Law Division. The court remanded the issue of the reasonableness of the fees sought by law firm to the Family Part for the development of a reviewable record.