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… initials to protect the privacy of the parties and their children. October 7, 2019 APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION October … return, a transfer of residential custody pending a final determination of custody, and termination of his child support obligation. The trial judge heard oral argument on …
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… initials to protect the privacy of the parties and their children. October 7, 2019 APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION October … return, a transfer of residential custody pending a final determination of custody, and termination of his child support obligation. The trial judge heard oral argument on …
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… gender bias influenced her employer’s decision to terminate her, in violation of the Law Against … Livingston Township for eleven years, from 2005 until her termination in 2016 by Resolution of the Township Council. … regarding the Chief’s performance likely sufficient to support disciplinary 2 charges, but not termination, and …
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… writing for the Court. The Court considers whether the “Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome” (CSAAS) has a … sexual contact; second-degree endangering the welfare of a child; and third-degree witness tampering. Defendant’s … N.J.R.E. 702. HELD: The Court finds continued scientific support for only one aspect of CSAAS -- delayed disclosure …
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Business Opinions
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… March 11, 2011 … Business Opinion Issue Types … Wrongful Termination … Publication Status … Unpublished … Judge … Per …
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… parties. Defendant sought $6,000 per month in pendente lite support and plaintiff argued the figure should be $2,000 per month. The court noted both children were emancipated and awarded defendant $4,100 per … with paragraph (b) of this rule." Ibid. A judicial determination of mental incapacity, however, must precede the …
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… her motion to deem the parties' twenty-three-year-old child, R.B.1 unemancipated based on her medical, mental, and … to require defendant Barrett D. Bencivenga to pay child support directly to plaintiff under N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23(a), or … apply an abuse of discretion standard to a trial court's determination regarding the need for a plenary hearing, Costa …
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… her motion to deem the parties' twenty-three-year-old child, R.B.1 unemancipated based on her medical, mental, and … to require defendant Barrett D. Bencivenga to pay child support directly to plaintiff under N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23(a), or … apply an abuse of discretion standard to a trial court's determination regarding the need for a plenary hearing, Costa …
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… New Jersey Constitution prevents a private employer from terminating one of its at-will employees for posting … movement was "founded in 2013 to end white supremacy and support Black communities . . . . The name BLACK LIVES … a one-count complaint against AtlantiCare and alleged her "termination . . . was punishment for [her] exercise of those …
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… was delivered by KOBLITZ, P.J.A.D. Because the welfare of children is paramount whether the parents are married, … about the disruption in her son's life caused by this determination without an application from the parties. The …
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… N.J.S.A. 2A:4-30.124 to 2A:4-30.201, a summary action for support may be brought by either the party entitled thereto, … agency or a party seeking to establish that party's support obligation provided no other family action is pending in which the issue of support has been or could be raised. … Note: … Source-new. …
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… one party to a non-marital personal relationship to provide support or other consideration for the other party.” … in March 2012 and were engaged in July 2012. They had a child together in 2016. Although they had a destination … a complaint in July 2019 seeking, among other things, a determination of custody and child support. In August 2019, …
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… rendered the legal services to collect the alimony arrears, child support arrears, and equitable distribution owed to … court's decision concerning a fee is limited. Such fee determinations by trial courts should be disturbed "only on …
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… Ruth Marie Meyer for expenses she incurred for the support of their children. Plaintiff challenges certain provisions, arguing … evidence). When litigants receive a court's final determination, they should never be left wondering why an …
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… Ruth Marie Meyer for expenses she incurred for the support of their children. Plaintiff challenges certain provisions, arguing … evidence). When litigants receive a court's final determination, they should never be left wondering why an …
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… by the court, and an opportunity to be heard. The child may be made a party to the action and a guardian ad litem may be appointed by the court to represent the child. The child's mother or father may not represent the child as …
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… judgment dismissal of her complaint alleging wrongful termination, retaliatory termination, failure to hire, and aiding and abetting … agreement was reached whereby Graham Curtin's attorneys and support staff (hereinafter "staff") would join McElroy, …
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… Rights New Jersey, Gwen Orlowski, and Ellen Catanese terminated her employment in violation of the New Jersey Law … Association/New Jersey (NELA) filed an amicus brief in support of plaintiff. In A-0270-22, the trial court order … and cell phone bills to defend against her claims that her termination violated the LAD, causing her emotional …
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… to compel plaintiff Donnalee Gillen to contribute to their children's college expenses. We affirm in part, and reverse … transfer of custody to defendant and terminating his child support obligation. In 2011, the parties' older son began … to offend the interests of justice." . . . Discretionary determinations, supported by the record, are examined to …
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… to compel plaintiff Donnalee Gillen to contribute to their children's college expenses. We affirm in part, and reverse … transfer of custody to defendant and terminating his child support obligation. In 2011, the parties' older son began … to offend the interests of justice." . . . Discretionary determinations, supported by the record, are examined to …