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… for cancellation; (2) the rights and obligations upon termination were featured prominently in the contract and … if it is arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable or it is not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as … 150, 158 (2018) (alteration in original) (quoting Dep't of Child. & Fams., Div. of Youth & Fam. Servs. v. T.B., 207 …
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… testified about various documents admitted into evidence in support of her testimony, including the parties' 2019 lease … guide our analysis. Our review of a trial court's final determination in a non-jury case is limited. We will not … equitable jurisdiction. Benjoray, Inc. v. Acad. House Child Dev. Ctr., 437 N.J. Super. 481, 488 (App. Div. 2014) …
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… for cancellation; (2) the rights and obligations upon termination were featured prominently in the contract and … if it is arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable or it is not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as … 150, 158 (2018) (alteration in original) (quoting Dep't of Child. & Fams., Div. of Youth & Fam. Servs. v. T.B., 207 …
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… testified about various documents admitted into evidence in support of her testimony, including the parties' 2019 lease … guide our analysis. Our review of a trial court's final determination in a non-jury case is limited. We will not … equitable jurisdiction. Benjoray, Inc. v. Acad. House Child Dev. Ctr., 437 N.J. Super. 481, 488 (App. Div. 2014) …
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… Defendant, Herbert Seif (from Fox Rothschild, LLP) Brian J. Molloy, Esq., Willard C. Shih, Esq. and … to grant the Defendant access to the factual allegations supporting Plaintiffs claim. For this reason, all claims … by Haimm. Kaplan also alleges that Haimm inferred that a child of a company employee was Kaplan’s child and that …
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… Defendant, Herbert Seif (from Fox Rothschild, LLP) Brian J. Molloy, Esq., Willard C. Shih, Esq. and … to grant the Defendant access to the factual allegations supporting Plaintiffs claim. For this reason, all claims … by Haimm. Kaplan also alleges that Haimm inferred that a child of a company employee was Kaplan’s child and that …
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… guardian arising out of the same incident as a Division of Child Protection and Permanency ("Division") action pursuant … of an incident that is the basis of a Division of Child Protection and Permanency ("Division") action pursuant …
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… counts of an offense when the facts asserted would only support a conviction for one offense. A. The Doctrines of … the same crime, when defendant's alleged conduct would only support a conviction for one count of that crime. "[A] … of arson from common law to its current statutory form also supports a finding that arson is a crime against property. …
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… the fee is to be shared shall be set forth and shall be supported by an accompanying affidavit of the foreign …
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… histories and identify treatment needs. When addiction support is needed, the report recommends counseling at local … attached to their term of PTI supervision, they can be terminated from the program. Termination resumes the formal criminal process. Defendants …
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… that neither statutory authority nor relevant case law support the supersession of the entire PPD. Plaintiffs … previously expressed in any official and explicit agency determination" and "a decision on administrative regulatory … be retroactive to March 1, 2023, and shall expire upon the termination of the period of time during which the law …
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… unrebutted testimony credible, there is ample evidence to support the judge's implicit findings. See Meshinsky v. … 110 N.J. 464, 475 (1988) (finding "substantial evidence to support the trial court's implicit finding[s]" where such … "has never lived with or supported his fiancée and child."). While the judge acknowledged that defendant "was …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:14–2, for having "sexual relations" with a child less than thirteen years old in a church bathroom, and … and paraphilia prior to puberty. He found the evidence supported a finding that J.D. suffered from borderline … on his evaluation of J.D., scholarship in the field of childhood sexuality, and J.D.'s trajectory throughout the …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:14–2, for having "sexual relations" with a child less than thirteen years old in a church bathroom, and … and paraphilia prior to puberty. He found the evidence supported a finding that J.D. suffered from borderline … on his evaluation of J.D., scholarship in the field of childhood sexuality, and J.D.'s trajectory throughout the …
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… unrebutted testimony credible, there is ample evidence to support the judge's implicit findings. See Meshinsky v. … 110 N.J. 464, 475 (1988) (finding "substantial evidence to support the trial court's implicit finding[s]" where such … "has never lived with or supported his fiancée and child."). While the judge acknowledged that defendant "was …
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… home while "holding a sign directed toward the [parties' children] saying that [defendant] loves them," 1 We employ … because defendant was delinquent in his payment of child support. The court held the trial and entered an FRO against … complaint is civil in nature"). We infer from the court's determination that Emma did not establish by a preponderance …
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… with reasonable requests for information), RPC 1.16(d) (on termination of representation, failure to refund any advance … neglecting a client’s post-judgment motion for increased child support and other relief, forcing her to retain other …
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… to remain silent—and entered an order setting forth its determination of what defendant said in that contested portion … honor"; and "the full context of the record clearly supports that defendant never, even ambiguously, invoked his … man." When the question was repeated, Fisher said he had a child on the way and couldn't "go through this right now, …
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… to remain silent—and entered an order setting forth its determination of what defendant said in that contested portion … honor"; and "the full context of the record clearly supports that defendant never, even ambiguously, invoked his … man." When the question was repeated, Fisher said he had a child on the way and couldn't "go through this right now, …
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… had created . . . she would be at risk of losing her child[,] so she had no option but to resign." Biggs left … In discovery materials, Biggs identified conduct avowed to support her claims, stating Rodgers: interrupted her lunch … [a] change in circumstances over what was the base year determination of . . . eligibility." Addressing specific …