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… incurred by a twenty-four-year-old who was a named “adult child” dependent on a parent’s health insurance policy, … at 77. In a word, Schoor lives. The facts in Walder further support the viability of Schoor’s pecuniary interest … a consensual agreement or, alternatively, via judicial determination following a plenary hearing. 3 New Jersey law …
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… and (2); second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(2); and third-degree endangering … Bryce. First responders Allan Pereira, a JCMC Basic Life Support certified emergency medical technician (EMT), and … 140 N.J. 305, 314 (1995) (citation omitted) ("Because the determination of the cause of a patient's illness is an …
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… son was found to be emancipated as of May 2011, his child support obligation for his son continued for an additional … to the conclusions of trial judges and to discretionary determinations that flow from them." Cosme, supra, 304 N.J. …
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… son was found to be emancipated as of May 2011, his child support obligation for his son continued for an additional … to the conclusions of trial judges and to discretionary determinations that flow from them." Cosme, supra, 304 N.J. …
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… also directed plaintiff to reimburse defendant $1175.22 for child support that defendant overpaid prior to the effective date … the emancipation of the parties' son and consequential termination of her child support obligation. Plaintiff …
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… also directed plaintiff to reimburse defendant $1175.22 for child support that defendant overpaid prior to the effective date … the emancipation of the parties' son and consequential termination of her child support obligation. Plaintiff …
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… PER CURIAM After relocating sixty miles away from where his children resided and voluntarily retiring from his … youngest daughters, an adjustment of parenting time, and termination of child support. Plaintiff NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL …
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… PER CURIAM After relocating sixty miles away from where his children resided and voluntarily retiring from his … youngest daughters, an adjustment of parenting time, and termination of child support. Plaintiff NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL …
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… applied retroactively to reverse defendants' convictions of child sexual assault where an expert in "Child Sexual … subject of expert testimony. We find continued scientific support for only one aspect of the theory -- delayed … Knight, 145 N.J. at 252). "Ultimately, the retroactivity determination turns on the court's view of 'what is just and …
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… pregnancy out of wedlock] is not the real reason for her termination.” The trial court also found significant evidence in the record that St. Theresa’s supports its married teachers who become pregnant and that … he revealed that his girlfriend was pregnant with their child. The Appellate Division reversed, holding that …
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… Age 18 … Learn how to process a legal name change for a child under 18. … How to Ask the Court to Change a Name in … litigants to request a name change for their child in the family division. If you also are seeking a name … you can do that while requesting a name change for your child. Do not use this form if you are only seeking to …
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… his request for a 14.6% upward adjustment of defendant's child support obligation and reducing defendant's weekly … result from the application of the guidelines." Ibid. The determination of good cause is "within the sound discretion of …
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… his request for a 14.6% upward adjustment of defendant's child support obligation and reducing defendant's weekly … result from the application of the guidelines." Ibid. The determination of good cause is "within the sound discretion of …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3019-18T3 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … hearing; the trial court accepted the Division's plan of termination of defendants' parental rights over their … The trial court's findings "are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." Id. …
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… the State must present testimony from a psychiatrist in support of the need for continued involuntary commitment of … commitment in a new review hearing. Pending the court’s determination after that rehearing, W.W. shall remain … of driving in his car naked and picking up a small female child to molest.” He also reported a fantasy in which he …
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… the parties' son , born January 1995; recalculating child support and ordering college contributions for the parties' … education. That issue [was] expressly reserved for future determination and if the parties [were] not able to reach …
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… the parties' son , born January 1995; recalculating child support and ordering college contributions for the parties' … education. That issue [was] expressly reserved for future determination and if the parties [were] not able to reach …
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… Services (USCIS) for SIJS. The trial court concluded that a child, Daria,1 was not dependent on the New Jersey courts … those findings in her presence. The court adjourned the determination as to whether Daria was neglected, abused, or … unless those findings and conclusions were "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant …
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… of the same date.1 I. Plaintiff and defendant have one child, K.P., who was born in New Jersey in March 2010. … Family Part orders have been entered involving child support and custody. This appeal is from the Family Part's … We find no abuse of discretion in the Family Part's determination that New Jersey has jurisdiction over this child …
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… of the same date.1 I. Plaintiff and defendant have one child, K.P., who was born in New Jersey in March 2010. … Family Part orders have been entered involving child support and custody. This appeal is from the Family Part's … We find no abuse of discretion in the Family Part's determination that New Jersey has jurisdiction over this child …