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… attorneys. Pursuant to the PSA, plaintiff agreed to pay $342 per week in child support, $385 per week in alimony … retained new counsel, plaintiff argued his child support payments should be lowered because there was "an error in … in [the PSA]" and he "was not provided credit for the payment of alimony, or for the [d]eductions from [his] …
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… to which plaintiff had access, and "did in fact use to pay various bills by check. In addition, the [p]laintiff … demonstrate that the [e-trade] account was drawn down to pay family expenses." Consequently, the court ruled that … plaintiff's need; defendant's financial ability to pay; 8 A-0940-14T3 and plaintiff's good faith in instituting …
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… RESTITUTION WITHOUT EVALUATING DEFENDANT'S ABILITY TO PAY. Defendant also submitted a pro se letter brief in which … restitution without evaluating defendant's ability to pay. 11 A-3222-14T2 A Defendant argues that the judge … argues the trial judge erred by ordering that defendant pay $5,720 in restitution without first conducting an …
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… that the Borough expects the developer to make payment of an impact fee in an amount equal to one per cent … housing goals. It is further understood that such fee is payable in two installments: [fifty percent] of the estimated amount payable within [thirty] days after receipt of final site …
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… contended the Township improperly deducted Tier IV premium payments for health care benefits from the Union members' paychecks pursuant to Chapter 78, otherwise known as the … 40A:10-21.2. Under N.J.S.A. 40A:10-21.1, the premium payable by public employees for health care benefits was …
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… to which plaintiff had access, and "did in fact use to pay various bills by check. In addition, the [p]laintiff … demonstrate that the [e-trade] account was drawn down to pay family expenses." Consequently, the court ruled that … plaintiff's need; defendant's financial ability to pay; 8 A-0940-14T3 and plaintiff's good faith in instituting …
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… attorneys. Pursuant to the PSA, plaintiff agreed to pay $342 per week in child support, $385 per week in alimony … retained new counsel, plaintiff argued his child support payments should be lowered because there was "an error in … in [the PSA]" and he "was not provided credit for the payment of alimony, or for the [d]eductions from [his] …
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… actions against him for his failure to make child support payments. His request for monetary and equitable relief was … in 2005. The Judgement of Divorce required Mabel to pay Dominic $40,000 for his interest in the marital home. … would apply for a bench warrant based on his failure to pay child support. Eleven days after receiving that notice, …
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… an oral settlement agreement, which required defendant to pay child support and housing assistance to plaintiff until … sixty-six years of age, "did not allege an inability to pay [alimony] and elected not to have [the c]ourt consider … The trial judge concluded defendant had the ability to pay because "he is still the president and sole owner of the …
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… sorts, in November 2008 the court ordered Matthew to pay $7200 per month in unallocated support plus $5000 per … opinion (2016 Decision). He ordered that: 1) Matthew pay Janice annual alimony of $427,885 in monthly … policy with Janice as the named beneficiary; 3) Janice pay Matthew $443,773; 4) Matthew pay $272,888 towards …
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… that the Borough expects the developer to make payment of an impact fee in an amount equal to one per cent … housing goals. It is further understood that such fee is payable in two installments: [fifty percent] of the estimated amount payable within [thirty] days after receipt of final site …
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… RESTITUTION WITHOUT EVALUATING DEFENDANT'S ABILITY TO PAY. Defendant also submitted a pro se letter brief in which … restitution without evaluating defendant's ability to pay. 11 A-3222-14T2 A Defendant argues that the judge … argues the trial judge erred by ordering that defendant pay $5,720 in restitution without first conducting an …
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… 2011. Under the terms of the Note, defendant promise[d] to pay [NJMS] . . . the sum of such amounts as may from time to … The Note also included the following terms regarding repayment, interest, default, and litigation: 2. Repayment (Section 722 Public Health Service Act, 42 CFR …
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… the parties executed a consent order requiring defendant to pay plaintiff $100,000 in satisfaction of his outstanding … offsets. Issues related to sanctions "for six years of non-payment," as well as counsel fees remained outstanding, and … entered an order denying as moot plaintiff's motion for payment of $12,650. In support, the judge relied on …
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… defendant owed to the Association. When defendant failed to pay the 5 A-3271-22 balance due and owing on his account, … defendant's annual assessment. Because he failed to pay all sums due and owing, the Association filed a debt … Defendant filed an answer, in which he denied failing to pay valid dues, assessments, charges, or other expenses. He …
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… into the JOD. Under the MSA, defendant agreed to pay plaintiff open durational alimony in the sum of $2,500 … at the time. The MSA further provided his alimony payments would cease upon the death of either party or … 4, 2019. The consent order left intact defendant's alimony payments of $2,500 per month, but also provided he would pay …
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… Release Act (NERA), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2, and ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $19,046.88 to Liberty … the amended judgment of conviction obligated him to pay the restitution. He was further advised that pursuant to … settlement funds were processed correctly by being used "to pay a portion of [his] court ordered fines and …
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… benefit with a reasonable expectation that defendant would pay for it. 3) That the benefit was conferred under … benefit with a reasonable expectation that defendant would pay for it. 3) That the benefit was conferred under … benefit with a reasonable expectation that defendant would pay for it. 3) That the benefit was conferred under …
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… the marital home. Unbeknownst to Veronica, Donald stopped paying the required monthly payments on the note, beginning in January 2011. The note … Foreclosure Act to give homeowners 'every opportunity to pay their home mortgages, and thus keep their homes' and to …
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… Release Act (NERA), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2, and ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $19,046.88 to Liberty … the amended judgment of conviction obligated him to pay the restitution. He was further advised that pursuant to … settlement funds were processed correctly by being used "to pay a portion of [his] court ordered fines and …