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… of the order was error because the judge's credibility determinations and factual findings were not supported by the record, a purpose to harass was not proven, … positions in the information technology field. They had one child, a son, Ken (fictitious name), who was born in 2011. …
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… affirm both orders. The parties were married in 2001. Two children were born of the marriage. In 2012, plaintiff filed … residential custody, equitable distribution, alimony, child support, and legal fees. Defendant filed an answer and … and that the parties would be bound by the accountant's determination. They also agreed that any monies owed would be …
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… Settlement Agreement (MSA) entered into by the parties. Two children were born of the marriage: a daughter, born in … failing to consider the $1060 per month he pays for child support and his having to borrow money from third parties in … N.J. 394, 412 (1998)). "We will disturb a trial court's determination on counsel fees only on the 'rarest …
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… of the order was error because the judge's credibility determinations and factual findings were not supported by the record, a purpose to harass was not proven, … positions in the information technology field. They had one child, a son, Ken (fictitious name), who was born in 2011. …
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… 5, 2017 Resolution (Resolution) memorializing its determination that a legal, preexisting nonconforming use of … objection, Mezoff's affidavit, along with photographs, that supported Grabowski's testimony that the residence was … non-use, however, does not constitute abandonment. Children's Inst. v. Verona Twp. Bd. of Adjustment, 290 N.J. …
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… 5, 2017 Resolution (Resolution) memorializing its determination that a legal, preexisting nonconforming use of … objection, Mezoff's affidavit, along with photographs, that supported Grabowski's testimony that the residence was … non-use, however, does not constitute abandonment. Children's Inst. v. Verona Twp. Bd. of Adjustment, 290 N.J. …
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… grand jury indicted defendant with first-degree murder (the child), N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) or (a)(2) (Count One); first-degree felony murder (the child), N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(3) (Count Two); second-degree … hearing when he "'has presented a prima facie [claim] in support of [PCR],'" meaning that a defendant must …
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… grand jury indicted defendant with first-degree murder (the child), N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) or (a)(2) (Count One); first-degree felony murder (the child), N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(3) (Count Two); second-degree … hearing when he "'has presented a prima facie [claim] in support of [PCR],'" meaning that a defendant must …
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… The Family Part entered the FRO following a trial and its determination defendant committed the predicate act of simple … the FRO should be reversed because the evidence does not support the court's determination an FRO is necessary to … person or property based on the relationship of father to child. There is always going to be this connection, even if …
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… The Family Part entered the FRO following a trial and its determination defendant committed the predicate act of simple … the FRO should be reversed because the evidence does not support the court's determination an FRO is necessary to … person or property based on the relationship of father to child. There is always going to be this connection, even if …
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… as a net opinion when it is a bare conclusion unsupported by factual evidence. Buckelew v. Grossbard, 87 … The Brill court stated that: Under this new standard, a determination whether there exists a “genuine issue” of … therefore requiring a fact finder to make the ultimate determination. Because there is a litany of disputed facts …
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… as a net opinion when it is a bare conclusion unsupported by factual evidence. Buckelew v. Grossbard, 87 … The Brill court stated that: Under this new standard, a determination whether there exists a “genuine issue” of … therefore requiring a fact finder to make the ultimate determination. Because there is a litany of disputed facts …
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… a waiver of fees in an appeal of an administrative agency determination, the application must be filed in the Appellate … included in this packet and make sure that all documents in support of this request are attached. You will be required … including myself). (A dependent is an individual who is a child or relative who resides in the home and relies you for …
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… a waiver of fees in an appeal of an administrative agency determination, the application must be filed in the Appellate … included in this packet and make sure that all documents in support of this request are attached. You will be required … including myself). (A dependent is an individual who is a child or relative who resides in the home and relies you for …
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… denying the motion, the judge observed that "the ultimate determination of the facts is going to rest with findings of … the IDT Chief Executive Officer (CEO), and protested his termination. On June 12, 2008, Jonas contacted Krill and … 547 (1979). Rather, we accept as true all evidence which supports the position of the party defending against the …
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… denying the motion, the judge observed that "the ultimate determination of the facts is going to rest with findings of … the IDT Chief Executive Officer (CEO), and protested his termination. On June 12, 2008, Jonas contacted Krill and … 547 (1979). Rather, we accept as true all evidence which supports the position of the party defending against the …
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… INSTRUCT THE JURY ON AGGREGATE THEFT PURSUANT TO STATE V. CHILDS, [242 N.J. SUPER. 121 (APP. DIV. 1990)] OTHERWISE … scheme or course of conduct. Where the evidence could support either conclusion, the indictment may charge the … course of conduct. The jury's verdict reflects its determination of the theft amounts. See N.J.S.A. 2C:20-2(b) …
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… INSTRUCT THE JURY ON AGGREGATE THEFT PURSUANT TO STATE V. CHILDS, [242 N.J. SUPER. 121 (APP. DIV. 1990)] OTHERWISE … scheme or course of conduct. Where the evidence could support either conclusion, the indictment may charge the … course of conduct. The jury's verdict reflects its determination of the theft amounts. See N.J.S.A. 2C:20-2(b) …
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… The Commission instead upheld the FNDA sanction of termination from City employment. The Commission did not … been arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable or lack fair support in the record as a whole. Karins v. City of Atlantic … discipline should be applied. The Commission's findings are supported by the record, however. See In re Galloway Twp. & …
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… The Commission instead upheld the FNDA sanction of termination from City employment. The Commission did not … been arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable or lack fair support in the record as a whole. Karins v. City of Atlantic … discipline should be applied. The Commission's findings are supported by the record, however. See In re Galloway Twp. & …