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… same and remand for the purpose of conducting an ability-to-pay hearing. I. Following a jury trial in March 2000, … for life pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C: 43-6.4(a), and to pay the statutory penalties. Defendant filed a direct … single exception on the question of defendant's ability to pay restitution. It is well established that before ordering …
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… order that: denied her motion to compel defendant J.K.S. to pay his one-half share of their child's college tuition; … request to deny plaintiff 's motion to compel his equal payment of the tuition. In A-3194-22, plaintiff appeals from … NYU as an early decision applicant, which required him to pay an enrollment fee, withdraw his applications to the …
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… In November 2014, the Santesses stopped making mortgage payments and defaulted on the loan. In October 2015, the … on the property." The court conditioned the stay on Becica paying $1500 as "rent" on November 15, 2017, and an … court modified the November 9, 2017 order and extended the payment schedule to allow Becica "to bring the $3,000 [due] …
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… OF AN APPROPRIATE EXAMINATION OF EACH PARTY'S ABILITY TO PAY COUNSEL FEES. POINT III THE [PROBATE PART] ERRED IN … In Williams, the Court considered each party's ability to pay and their good or bad faith. 59 N.J. at 233-34. The … Moreover, the parties have different abilities to pay. [Sam] is an aeronautical engineer, in which capacity he …
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… vacates the marital home, Christopher will continue to pay pendente lite expenses in accordance with a prior court order; (5) Christopher will pay limited duration alimony to Svetlana of $45,000 for the … into account the cost of health insurance Christopher pays for the children; (7) For purposes of the child support …
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… vacates the marital home, Christopher will continue to pay pendente lite expenses in accordance with a prior court order; (5) Christopher will pay limited duration alimony to Svetlana of $45,000 for the … into account the cost of health insurance Christopher pays for the children; (7) For purposes of the child support …
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… vacates the marital home, Christopher will continue to pay pendente lite expenses in accordance with a prior court order; (5) Christopher will pay limited duration alimony to Svetlana of $45,000 for the … into account the cost of health insurance Christopher pays for the children; (7) For purposes of the child support …
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… In November 2014, the Santesses stopped making mortgage payments and defaulted on the loan. In October 2015, the … on the property." The court conditioned the stay on Becica paying $1500 as "rent" on November 15, 2017, and an … court modified the November 9, 2017 order and extended the payment schedule to allow Becica "to bring the $3,000 [due] …
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… OF AN APPROPRIATE EXAMINATION OF EACH PARTY'S ABILITY TO PAY COUNSEL FEES. POINT III THE [PROBATE PART] ERRED IN … In Williams, the Court considered each party's ability to pay and their good or bad faith. 59 N.J. at 233-34. The … Moreover, the parties have different abilities to pay. [Sam] is an aeronautical engineer, in which capacity he …
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… same and remand for the purpose of conducting an ability-to-pay hearing. I. Following a jury trial in March 2000, … for life pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C: 43-6.4(a), and to pay the statutory penalties. Defendant filed a direct … single exception on the question of defendant's ability to pay restitution. It is well established that before ordering …
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… order that: denied her motion to compel defendant J.K.S. to pay his one-half share of their child's college tuition; … request to deny plaintiff 's motion to compel his equal payment of the tuition. In A-3194-22, plaintiff appeals from … NYU as an early decision applicant, which required him to pay an enrollment fee, withdraw his applications to the …
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… Defendant also appeals the trial court's order requiring he pay $4,885 in restitution. Based on our review of the record … of NERA. The court also directed that defendant pay $4,885 in restitution to the Victim of Crimes … ILLEGALLY WITHOUT HOLDING A HEARING FOR A[B]ILITY TO PAY, REQUIRES REVOCATION OF THE REMAINING FINES AND …
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… due to its unconscionable terms, and ordered plaintiff to pay defendant's counsel fees. Plaintiff also appeals from … later divorced. In the Agreement, plaintiff promised "to pay for all carrying expenses associated with the [marital … thereafter, plaintiff ordered defendant to resume paying half of the mortgage on the marital home, together …
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… due to its unconscionable terms, and ordered plaintiff to pay defendant's counsel fees. Plaintiff also appeals from … later divorced. In the Agreement, plaintiff promised "to pay for all carrying expenses associated with the [marital … thereafter, plaintiff ordered defendant to resume paying half of the mortgage on the marital home, together …
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… Defendant also appeals the trial court's order requiring he pay $4,885 in restitution. Based on our review of the record … of NERA. The court also directed that defendant pay $4,885 in restitution to the Victim of Crimes … ILLEGALLY WITHOUT HOLDING A HEARING FOR A[B]ILITY TO PAY, REQUIRES REVOCATION OF THE REMAINING FINES AND …
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… as well as in a telephonic interview, that he would be paying the premium himself when, in fact, a third-party financing company had been arranged to pay the premium. 4 A-0472-18T2 Brotherston also learned … had they known that the eighteen insureds did not intend to pay their own insurance premiums, the insurers "would have …
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… gross receipts of APSC and APDI from 2009 to 2015 to avoid payment of their obligation to New Jersey's Health Care 1 As … ambulatory care facilities, APSC and APDI are obligated to pay an annual assessment on gross receipts to the Department … (Settlement Agreement) wherein defendants agreed to pay the State of New Jersey (State) a lump sum of $718,000 …
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… recommended that, as part of the plea agreement, defendant pay restitution in the full amount due all victims, a payment schedule be set through probation, and the judge … have the discretion to sentence a defendant to pay restitution. N.J.S.A. 2C:43-2(b)(1), -2(b)(4), -3. …
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… employees like plaintiffs, who had been at the top of their pay range for thirty-nine pay periods or more. The arbitrator reasonably determined … maximum of his or her previous salary range for at least 39 pay periods, and the salary increases after workweek …
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… recommended that, as part of the plea agreement, defendant pay restitution in the full amount due all victims, a payment schedule be set through probation, and the judge … have the discretion to sentence a defendant to pay restitution. N.J.S.A. 2C:43-2(b)(1), -2(b)(4), -3. …