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… Plaintiff and defendant were married in 2009 and have two children together. Their daughter, G.L., was diagnosed with … while the shared enterprise continues, should be, on its termination, eligible for equitable distribution." Ibid. … custody under N.J.S.A. 9:2-4, detailing the evidence that supported her written findings. For example, the judge …
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… Law Enforcement Incident Report (PLEIR), the complaint, the supporting affidavit of probable cause, the Public Safety … Going far back in time, judges have made probable cause determinations without either the judge or the defendant …
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… which contained a shared parenting schedule for the two children: Ellen, born December 2005 and Sarah, born December … motion and cross-motion concerning medical expenses, child support, and other issues not related to parenting time that … derived from Rule 1:10-3, the sanctioned parent may seek termination of the sanction when the parent complies with …
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… which contained a shared parenting schedule for the two children: Ellen, born December 2005 and Sarah, born December … motion and cross-motion concerning medical expenses, child support, and other issues not related to parenting time that … derived from Rule 1:10-3, the sanctioned parent may seek termination of the sanction when the parent complies with …
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… current life style expenses including the expenses of your children, if applicable, an itemization of the amounts which you may be paying in support for your spouse/partner or children if you are … of Action Date of Divorce, Dissolution of Civil Union or Termination of Domestic Partnership (post-Judgment matters) …
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… current life style expenses including the expenses of your children, if applicable, an itemization of the amounts which you may be paying in support for your spouse/partner or children if you are … of Action Date of Divorce, Dissolution of Civil Union or Termination of Domestic Partnership (post-Judgment matters) …
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… it is fewer than anticipated and the work in-house will not support the current staff. These staff reductions affected … employment due to lack of work to support her position. The termination letter stated, in relevant part: Dear Peggy: In … ruling rather than reasons for the ruling." N.J. Div. of Child Prot. & Permanency v. K.M., 444 N.J. Super. 325, 333 …
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… it is fewer than anticipated and the work in-house will not support the current staff. These staff reductions affected … employment due to lack of work to support her position. The termination letter stated, in relevant part: Dear Peggy: In … ruling rather than reasons for the ruling." N.J. Div. of Child Prot. & Permanency v. K.M., 444 N.J. Super. 325, 333 …
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… for several years; accrued arrearages of $13,632 in child support for the parties' three children, $9,674.64 in … satisfied that the findings were mistaken or that the determination could not reasonably have been reached on …
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… for several years; accrued arrearages of $13,632 in child support for the parties' three children, $9,674.64 in … satisfied that the findings were mistaken or that the determination could not reasonably have been reached on …
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… names and initials are used to protect the privacy of the child. 2 Saker Holdings Corp., J.S. Family Limited … [sic] actions [J.B.] is suspended pending union review/termination. You are not to work until the union has cleared … or negligent. She contends there was adequate evidence to support her claim of negligent retention because ShopRite …
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… names and initials are used to protect the privacy of the child. 2 Saker Holdings Corp., J.S. Family Limited … [sic] actions [J.B.] is suspended pending union review/termination. You are not to work until the union has cleared … or negligent. She contends there was adequate evidence to support her claim of negligent retention because ShopRite …
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… 4), one count of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child by engaging in sexual contact (Count 1), and two … statute, several elements of the endangering statute cannot support territorial jurisdiction, including the victim’s … conferred jurisdiction. The State did not appeal those determinations. 15 person’s legal condition, whether personal …
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… 4), one count of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child by engaging in sexual contact (Count 1), and two … statute, several elements of the endangering statute cannot support territorial jurisdiction, including the victim’s … conferred jurisdiction. The State did not appeal those determinations. 15 person’s legal condition, whether personal …
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… of absence beginning in the school year during which the child will be born plus up to one . . . additional year, … on appeal: (1) the judge erred because he disregarded the termination provision in the agreement and instead relied on … (5) the plain language of the agreement does not support the continuation of coverage because it states …
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… of absence beginning in the school year during which the child will be born plus up to one . . . additional year, … on appeal: (1) the judge erred because he disregarded the termination provision in the agreement and instead relied on … (5) the plain language of the agreement does not support the continuation of coverage because it states …
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… a plaintiff must submit an affidavit of merit (AOM) in support of a vicarious liability claim against a licensed … The AOM statute does not require submission of an AOM to support a vicarious liability claim against a licensed … we consider whether a plaintiff must submit an AOM in support of a vicarious liability claim against a licensed …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4216-17T1 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … The judge commented that Natalie's psychological evaluation supported this finding because she displayed "signs of … courts should defer to the trial court's credibility determinations" as well. N.J. Div. of Youth & Family Servs. …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4216-17T1 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … The judge commented that Natalie's psychological evaluation supported this finding because she displayed "signs of … courts should defer to the trial court's credibility determinations" as well. N.J. Div. of Youth & Family Servs. …
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… and 4 A-2003-19 the lack of legal precedent for the termination of an SRA by a receiving district. At the … motive or a lack of rational basis." L.S. ex rel. minor child E.S. v. Bd. of Educ. of Westfield, EDU 7387-09, final … any evidence – including a competing expert report – to support that claim. 7 A-2003-19 Nor did the ALJ find …