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… Sr., were married on October 30, 1993, and have two children, born in 1996 and 1999. During the marriage, … of $547,500 per year; (7) defendant shall pay child support in the amount of $75,000 per year per child plus ten … car lease payments from the inception of the lease to its termination date; and (3) plaintiff shall provide defendant …
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… recite our prior decision because it encompasses all the determinations defendant asked the trial judge to revisit, … parties separated. The parties were married in June 1994. A child was born of the marriage in April 1996, and the … coincide with the mandatory and statutory review of child support called for under N.J.S.A. 2A:17- 56.9[a] . . . ." …
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… recite our prior decision because it encompasses all the determinations defendant asked the trial judge to revisit, … parties separated. The parties were married in June 1994. A child was born of the marriage in April 1996, and the … coincide with the mandatory and statutory review of child support called for under N.J.S.A. 2A:17- 56.9[a] . . . ." …
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… Insurance Information,” Isaac listed four of his eight children as his “Primary Beneficiaries.” At the time of his … position, and Isaac subsequently brought suit for wrongful termination. Isaac’s March 2013 retirement application … substantial credible evidence in the stipulated record to support the inference” that Isaac designated Roxanne to …
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… Insurance Information,” Isaac listed four of his eight children as his “Primary Beneficiaries.” At the time of his … position, and Isaac subsequently brought suit for wrongful termination. Isaac’s March 2013 retirement application … substantial credible evidence in the stipulated record to support the inference” that Isaac designated Roxanne to …
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… 37, 46 (App. Div. 1990), we review a Tax Court's legal determinations de novo, United Parcel Serv. Gen. Servs. Co. v. … the Act is analogous to a tax exemption. Soc'y of the Holy Child Jesus v. City of Summit, 418 N.J. Super. 365, 378 … (second alteration in original). We agree with the judge's supported conclusion that the property was income-producing. …
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… DOCKET NO. A-5787-14T3 A-5788-14T3 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … determined that defendants abused and neglected their three children, M.C.L.,2 a boy born in October 1994, C.F., a girl … argues: POINT I. BECAUSE THE EVIDENCE WAS INSUFFICIENT TO SUPPORT THE TRIAL COURT'S FINDING OF ABUSE AND NEGLECT, THIS …
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… DOCKET NO. A-5787-14T3 A-5788-14T3 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … determined that defendants abused and neglected their three children, M.C.L.,2 a boy born in October 1994, C.F., a girl … argues: POINT I. BECAUSE THE EVIDENCE WAS INSUFFICIENT TO SUPPORT THE TRIAL COURT'S FINDING OF ABUSE AND NEGLECT, THIS …
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… be present or be represented, and defendant has failed to support his representative-cross-section claim. *In … of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey (Fox Rothschild, attorneys; Matthew S. Adams, of counsel and on the … and access as necessary, that jury managers had not made determinations previously addressed by judges on the record, …
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… Statute, has made a prima facie showing of harm to the child sufficient to withstand a motion to dismiss. … the statutory best-interests benchmark with a threshold determination of harm, requiring the grandparents to … and to undergo “intensive therapy in addition to the supportive therapy which she is currently receiving.” 341 …
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… Statute, has made a prima facie showing of harm to the child sufficient to withstand a motion to dismiss. … the statutory best-interests benchmark with a threshold determination of harm, requiring the grandparents to … and to undergo “intensive therapy in addition to the supportive therapy which she is currently receiving.” 341 …
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… noted that all of the acts testified by plaintiff and which supported the assault and harassment predicate acts took … standard of review. 10 A-3462-18T4 We review a court's determination under Rule 4:50-1 for an abuse of discretion. … is totally absent from the State, because the child, the res of the dispute, is present in New Jersey. See …
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… noted that all of the acts testified by plaintiff and which supported the assault and harassment predicate acts took … standard of review. 10 A-3462-18T4 We review a court's determination under Rule 4:50-1 for an abuse of discretion. … is totally absent from the State, because the child, the res of the dispute, is present in New Jersey. See …
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… general party designations and refrain from using the minor child's name pursuant to Rule 1:38-3(a)(2) and (d)(10). NOT … plaintiff's psychiatric hospitalization and resulted in his termination from employment. Defendant alleged both physical … judge unless . . . convinced that they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant …
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… general party designations and refrain from using the minor child's name pursuant to Rule 1:38-3(a)(2) and (d)(10). NOT … plaintiff's psychiatric hospitalization and resulted in his termination from employment. Defendant alleged both physical … judge unless . . . convinced that they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant …
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… and two counts of third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). He pled guilty on March 15, 1999 … Div. 2016), where we held that "the fifteen-year period for termination of Megan's Law . . . compliance [commences upon] … that P.C. "appears to have a stable family life, positive support network, sobriety, and a steady employment history" …
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… and two counts of third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). He pled guilty on March 15, 1999 … Div. 2016), where we held that "the fifteen-year period for termination of Megan's Law . . . compliance [commences upon] … that P.C. "appears to have a stable family life, positive support network, sobriety, and a steady employment history" …
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… in part. I. The parties married in 2004 and had three children; at the time of the divorce, their ages were nine, … joint legal and physical custody of the children, child support, and equitable distribution. Defendant's answer and … abused its discretion, exceeded its authority, or made a determination that is not supported by the record. See …
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… in part. I. The parties married in 2004 and had three children; at the time of the divorce, their ages were nine, … joint legal and physical custody of the children, child support, and equitable distribution. Defendant's answer and … abused its discretion, exceeded its authority, or made a determination that is not supported by the record. See …
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… and JENN HESS, Defendants-Respondents, and DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND … in need. B. Persuasive authority in other jurisdictions supports our conclusion that a duty exists. In Johnson v. … could specify, for instance, that such agencies face termination, perhaps with financial penalties, if they fail …