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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0585-15T1 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … Defendant admitted to a worker from the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) that she hated … the record, we conclude that Judge DeCastro's decision is supported by substantial credible 4 A-0585-15T1 evidence. …
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… Practice Division at 609-815-2900, ext. 55350 Family - Children in Court - Change in Terminology: Renaming … revisions to the terminology used for hearings in Children in Court (CIC) matters in child protection matters … Child Protection and Permanency (DCP&P) to work together to support families involved in the child welfare system. The …
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… the trial court failed to set forth the reasons for its determination as required under Rule 1:7-4, we reverse and … on March 3, 2023 addressing parenting time, custody and child support issues related to the parties' child.1 Defendant …
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… seventeen years of marriage and have three unemancipated children. There is a litigious, post-judgment motion history … expenses for the oldest child, re-calculation of child support, and counsel fees. The October 17 order was entered … include findings of facts and conclusions of law for each determination they make. Compliance with Rule 1:7-4 is crucial …
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… seventeen years of marriage and have three unemancipated children. There is a litigious, post-judgment motion history … expenses for the oldest child, re-calculation of child support, and counsel fees. The October 17 order was entered … include findings of facts and conclusions of law for each determination they make. Compliance with Rule 1:7-4 is crucial …
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… the trial court failed to set forth the reasons for its determination as required under Rule 1:7-4, we reverse and … on March 3, 2023 addressing parenting time, custody and child support issues related to the parties' child.1 Defendant …
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… the law requires that a will expressly name disinherited children, in order to be effective. We have found no support for that assertion, and Marsh provides none. Rather, the omission of disinherited children's names in a will is at best, circumstantial …
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… the law requires that a will expressly name disinherited children, in order to be effective. We have found no support for that assertion, and Marsh provides none. Rather, the omission of disinherited children's names in a will is at best, circumstantial …
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… did not commit a "disqualifying crime or offense" requiring termination based on the Supreme Court's holding 5 A-1098-24 … and Annuity Fund, 475 N.J. Super. 405 (App. Div. 2023) supports a finding that "an 2 We note the Commissioner's FAD … establishing disqualifying offenses is to protect school "children under the age of 18." N.J.S.A. 18A:6-7.1. To that …
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… did not commit a "disqualifying crime or offense" requiring termination based on the Supreme Court's holding 5 A-1098-24 … and Annuity Fund, 475 N.J. Super. 405 (App. Div. 2023) supports a finding that "an 2 We note the Commissioner's FAD … establishing disqualifying offenses is to protect school "children under the age of 18." N.J.S.A. 18A:6-7.1. To that …
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… company he worked for in California, was shut down. 1 Two children were born of the marriage. Both are now … of fact and conclusions of law. Instead, because well supported by the competent evidence presented at trial, we … that the trial court's decision constitutes a legal determination, we review it de novo.'" Landers, 444 N.J. …
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… company he worked for in California, was shut down. 1 Two children were born of the marriage. Both are now … of fact and conclusions of law. Instead, because well supported by the competent evidence presented at trial, we … that the trial court's decision constitutes a legal determination, we review it de novo.'" Landers, 444 N.J. …
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… that the discipline was too severe, and the DCA argued that termination was the appropriate punishment. In accordance … reversed the ALJ’s decision and reinstated the DCA’s termination of Hendrickson’s employment. 451 N.J. Super. … affirm the ALJ’s factual findings “to the extent they are supported by substantial credible evidence in the record,” …
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… that the discipline was too severe, and the DCA argued that termination was the appropriate punishment. In accordance … reversed the ALJ’s decision and reinstated the DCA’s termination of Hendrickson’s employment. 451 N.J. Super. … affirm the ALJ’s factual findings “to the extent they are supported by substantial credible evidence in the record,” …
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… Tolstoguzova were married in July 2009. They have two children: one born in 2014 and another in 2016. Defendant … 2019. The FJOD was entered on February 27, 2019, with supporting findings of fact, credibility determinations and conclusions of law entered the same date. …
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… limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-0066-24 contributions to the three children of his former marriage to plaintiff, Tatyana … A-3570-20 (App. Div. May 26, 2022). The parties have three children: the oldest, born in 1999; a middle child, born in … ongoing college expenses; defendant's court-ordered child support payments of $2,000 per month could not be credited …
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… Tolstoguzova were married in July 2009. They have two children: one born in 2014 and another in 2016. Defendant … 2019. The FJOD was entered on February 27, 2019, with supporting findings of fact, credibility determinations and conclusions of law entered the same date. …
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… limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-0066-24 contributions to the three children of his former marriage to plaintiff, Tatyana … A-3570-20 (App. Div. May 26, 2022). The parties have three children: the oldest, born in 1999; a middle child, born in … ongoing college expenses; defendant's court-ordered child support payments of $2,000 per month could not be credited …
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… assault, sexual assault, and endangering the welfare of a child, stemming from allegations that he inappropriately … 803(c)(27), appellate courts affirm unless the judge's determination amounted to an abuse of discretion." State v. … crying, and difficulty talking or breathing -further supports the credibility of her statement. In addition, …
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… Marc J. Gross argued the cause for respondent (Fox Rothschild LLP, attorneys; Marc J. Gross, of counsel and on the … nature, the MCPO closed the matter and DCPP made a final determination that sexual abuse was "not established."1 Prior … ongoing FM matter2 relating to custody, parenting time, and support issues. Plaintiff's parenting time with S.S. was …