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… portions of three Family Part orders that modified his payment of child support and required him to pay higher education costs and expenses for his daughter. We … was Kim's parent of primary residence. Plaintiff agreed to pay defendant $2000 per month in child support. Both parties …
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… portions of three Family Part orders that modified his payment of child support and required him to pay higher education costs and expenses for his daughter. We … was Kim's parent of primary residence. Plaintiff agreed to pay defendant $2000 per month in child support. Both parties …
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… remand had on the suspended educators' entitlement to back pay while the remand was pending. The statute provides for an educator's suspension without pay for 120 days or until the issuance of a final … certified the tenure charges and suspended both without pay, effective September 12, 2012. Arbitration hearings …
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2.24B
Charges Document PDF
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… for claims of gender discrimination based on unequal pay for substantially equal work, which are subject to the … N.J.S.A. 10:5-12(a), but it is not intended for claims of pay discrimination under the Diane B. Allen Equal Pay Act (New Jersey Equal Pay Act) (“NJEPA”), N.J.S.A. …
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… from a Family Part order directing that he make monthly payments towards his fifty-percent share of fees due and … by the GAL; failing to consider plaintiff 's ability to pay in its determination of the monthly payments it ordered plaintiff pay the GAL; and failing to …
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… from a Family Part order directing that he make monthly payments towards his fifty-percent share of fees due and … by the GAL; failing to consider plaintiff 's ability to pay in its determination of the monthly payments it ordered plaintiff pay the GAL; and failing to …
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… consistent with each party's then-existing ability to pay." The agreement provides no formula for calculating each … the slightest modicum of guidance as to how "ability to pay" should be determined in the event of a dispute. Paragraph 2.1 of the PSA provides for the payment of child support. That section, entitled "Child …
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… consistent with each party's then-existing ability to pay." The agreement provides no formula for calculating each … the slightest modicum of guidance as to how "ability to pay" should be determined in the event of a dispute. Paragraph 2.1 of the PSA provides for the payment of child support. That section, entitled "Child …
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… employment with DHS or its subsidiaries. DHS agreed to pay Lemieux 268.09 days of back pay from May 13, 2011, record the one-year period following … days as "approved medical 3 A-4189-17T4 leave without pay," and record any other time prior to the April 30, 2013 …
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… employment with DHS or its subsidiaries. DHS agreed to pay Lemieux 268.09 days of back pay from May 13, 2011, record the one-year period following … days as "approved medical 3 A-4189-17T4 leave without pay," and record any other time prior to the April 30, 2013 …
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… a personal injury protection (PIP) arbitration award to pay $2,036.99, plus interest, attorney's fees and costs, to … PIP benefits totaling $15,000 per accident. Allstate denied payment to HSC, one of Pereira's treatment providers, based … there was $2,132.74 in remaining PIP benefits due to prior payments totaling $12,867.26. During the pendency of HSC's …
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… a personal injury protection (PIP) arbitration award to pay $2,036.99, plus interest, attorney's fees and costs, to … PIP benefits totaling $15,000 per accident. Allstate denied payment to HSC, one of Pereira's treatment providers, based … there was $2,132.74 in remaining PIP benefits due to prior payments totaling $12,867.26. During the pendency of HSC's …
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… landlord could request to have you evicted: • You failed to pay rent. • You have frequently been late in paying rent. • You have repeatedly acted in a disorderly … For all the reasons listed above, except the failure to pay rent, the landlord must give you written notice asking …
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… the Family Part's May 24, 2017 order that required him to pay $52,661.47 in support arrears and sanctions and 40% of … the Newburgh factors in establishing his obligation to pay for his children's college expenses and incorrectly determined his ability to pay amounts previously ordered by the court. After …
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… the Family Part's May 24, 2017 order that required him to pay $52,661.47 in support arrears and sanctions and 40% of … the Newburgh factors in establishing his obligation to pay for his children's college expenses and incorrectly determined his ability to pay amounts previously ordered by the court. After …
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… -43, when it unilaterally changed its method of calculating pay for police officers on military leave. We affirm. I. PBA … which officers 3 A-2361-16T4 would and would not receive pay. The General Order also set forth the method for … are forced to use vacation and compensatory time or lose pay when absent for military training for which paid leave …
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… -43, when it unilaterally changed its method of calculating pay for police officers on military leave. We affirm. I. PBA … which officers 3 A-2361-16T4 would and would not receive pay. The General Order also set forth the method for … are forced to use vacation and compensatory time or lose pay when absent for military training for which paid leave …
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… at Barringer High School in Newark but denied him back pay. We affirm the CSC's decision reinstating Able but … reverse in part its decision denying entirely Able's back pay request and remand for further proceedings. In A-5108, … the CSC's June 12, 2019 determination denying him a back pay award was unreasonable because the CSC failed to follow …
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… at Barringer High School in Newark but denied him back pay. We affirm the CSC's decision reinstating Able but … reverse in part its decision denying entirely Able's back pay request and remand for further proceedings. In A-5108, … the CSC's June 12, 2019 determination denying him a back pay award was unreasonable because the CSC failed to follow …
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A-0611-24 Briefs
Briefs
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… for breach of contract and violation of the New Jersey Wage Payment Law, N.J.S.A. 34:11-4.1 et seq. (“WPL”), both of … the six-year statute of limitations as any promise to pay, acknowledgment of wages owed to Plaintiff, or partial payment was expressly conditioned at all times on …