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… Settlement Agreement (MSA) entered into by the parties. Two children were born of the marriage: a daughter, born in … failing to consider the $1060 per month he pays for child support and his having to borrow money from third parties in … N.J. 394, 412 (1998)). "We will disturb a trial court's determination on counsel fees only on the 'rarest …
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… affirm both orders. The parties were married in 2001. Two children were born of the marriage. In 2012, plaintiff filed … residential custody, equitable distribution, alimony, child support, and legal fees. Defendant filed an answer and … and that the parties would be bound by the accountant's determination. They also agreed that any monies owed would be …
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… of the order was error because the judge's credibility determinations and factual findings were not supported by the record, a purpose to harass was not proven, … positions in the information technology field. They had one child, a son, Ken (fictitious name), who was born in 2011. …
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… of the order was error because the judge's credibility determinations and factual findings were not supported by the record, a purpose to harass was not proven, … positions in the information technology field. They had one child, a son, Ken (fictitious name), who was born in 2011. …
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… Settlement Agreement (MSA) entered into by the parties. Two children were born of the marriage: a daughter, born in … failing to consider the $1060 per month he pays for child support and his having to borrow money from third parties in … N.J. 394, 412 (1998)). "We will disturb a trial court's determination on counsel fees only on the 'rarest …
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… affirm both orders. The parties were married in 2001. Two children were born of the marriage. In 2012, plaintiff filed … residential custody, equitable distribution, alimony, child support, and legal fees. Defendant filed an answer and … and that the parties would be bound by the accountant's determination. They also agreed that any monies owed would be …
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… a period of 4 A-1892-17T1 one year immediately following termination of [her] employment" she would not: A) Sell, … to a non-compete agreement, he "may anticipate the future termination of his employment and, while still employed, … We agree with the motion judge that defendants failed to support their claim and that their argument lacks merit. In …
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… a period of 4 A-1892-17T1 one year immediately following termination of [her] employment" she would not: A) Sell, … to a non-compete agreement, he "may anticipate the future termination of his employment and, while still employed, … We agree with the motion judge that defendants failed to support their claim and that their argument lacks merit. In …
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… Mitschele; • Refusing to disclose financial records and supporting documents and to make reasonable responses to … and fees incurred for accounting professionals; • A final determination of all other remaining rights of the parties to … forth in that agreement, the Mitscheles were entitled to termination of the joint venture and recovery of "its prior …
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… Mitschele; • Refusing to disclose financial records and supporting documents and to make reasonable responses to … and fees incurred for accounting professionals; • A final determination of all other remaining rights of the parties to … forth in that agreement, the Mitscheles were entitled to termination of the joint venture and recovery of "its prior …
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… plaintiff to reimburse $32,958.38 he paid in pendente lite support. We affirm, based on Judge Kimberly … a marital-type relationship from 2002 to 2016 and had two children. They bought and sold two houses, each contributing … by the record. Our assessment of the judge's legal determinations, however, is always de novo. N.J. Div. of Child …
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… plaintiff to reimburse $32,958.38 he paid in pendente lite support. We affirm, based on Judge Kimberly … a marital-type relationship from 2002 to 2016 and had two children. They bought and sold two houses, each contributing … by the record. Our assessment of the judge's legal determinations, however, is always de novo. N.J. Div. of Child …
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… and Hearing .................... 10 E. The Written Determination and Appeal ....................................... 11 F. Termination of Employment … 13 (Id.; emphasis in original). After enumerating factors supporting this finding, the Written Determination …
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… DOCKET NO. A-0818-21 IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF A CHILD BY AISHA MARGARET SMITH. _________________________ … was incarcerated in New York, apparently for failure to pay child support owed to the mother of another of his sons. Smith and …
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… of L.P.'s death, she did not have a surviving spouse, a child under the age of twenty-one, nor a child who was blind … is 'arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable or [] is not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as … bound by the agency's interpretation of a statute or its determination of a strictly legal issue[.]'" In re Carter, 191 …
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… of L.P.'s death, she did not have a surviving spouse, a child under the age of twenty-one, nor a child who was blind … is 'arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable or [] is not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as … bound by the agency's interpretation of a statute or its determination of a strictly legal issue[.]'" In re Carter, 191 …
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… defendant and others to protect the identity of the child victim in this matter. R. 1:38-3(c)(9), (12). NOT FOR … and charged with: first-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4b(3) (counts one to four); … affirm the PCR court's factual findings unless they are not supported by "sufficient credible evidence in the record." …
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… falsely represented to them "that Blaze was good with children and adults and that Blaze's previous owners had … so." We initially note, before us, the Barkoskys do not support the court's dismissal based on plaintiffs' decision … claim for contribution and indemnification based on its determination parental immunity precluded those claims. The …
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… defendant and others to protect the identity of the child victim in this matter. R. 1:38-3(c)(9), (12). NOT FOR … and charged with: first-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4b(3) (counts one to four); … affirm the PCR court's factual findings unless they are not supported by "sufficient credible evidence in the record." …
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… falsely represented to them "that Blaze was good with children and adults and that Blaze's previous owners had … so." We initially note, before us, the Barkoskys do not support the court's dismissal based on plaintiffs' decision … claim for contribution and indemnification based on its determination parental immunity precluded those claims. The …