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… PER CURIAM 1 We use initials and pseudonyms to protect the child's privacy interests. See R. 1:38-3(d)(11). NOT FOR … conclude the September 7, 2022 order became a final determination under the UCCJEA when New Jersey became Sara's … 8 A-0629-22 II. Our review of a Family Part judge's determination in custody and parenting time matters is …
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… to protect privacy interests concerning allegations of child sexual abuse. See R. 1:38-3(c)(9) and (12) (referring … respect to jurisdiction "to determine if those findings are supported by substantial, credible evidence in the record," … are mindful our Legislature purposely adopted laws to allow child victims of sexual abuse to seek redress for abuse …
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… defendant came to her residence "demanding to see his child." Officer Camacho stated A.G.-B. told him defendant … reaching this conclusion, we agree with the trial judge's determination "[t]here was no mistake to this action." See … (1998) (Family court's findings are binding on appeal when supported by substantial credible evidence in the record.). …
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… her purse? A Yes. . . . . Q She was . . . also with a small child that day, right? A I seen her in the . . . supermarket with the child. Q She was putting her child in the car -- she was at … On the merits, defendant could not meet the Slater test in support of his motion to withdraw the guilty pleas. …
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… defendant came to her residence "demanding to see his child." Officer Camacho stated A.G.-B. told him defendant … reaching this conclusion, we agree with the trial judge's determination "[t]here was no mistake to this action." See … (1998) (Family court's findings are binding on appeal when supported by substantial credible evidence in the record.). …
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… her purse? A Yes. . . . . Q She was . . . also with a small child that day, right? A I seen her in the . . . supermarket with the child. Q She was putting her child in the car -- she was at … On the merits, defendant could not meet the Slater test in support of his motion to withdraw the guilty pleas. …
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… to protect privacy interests concerning allegations of child sexual abuse. See R. 1:38-3(c)(9) and (12) (referring … respect to jurisdiction "to determine if those findings are supported by substantial, credible evidence in the record," … are mindful our Legislature purposely adopted laws to allow child victims of sexual abuse to seek redress for abuse …
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… Approved 1/8/07 Page 1 of 5 ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF A CHILD (PORNOGRAPHY) N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4b(5)(b) Defendant is … _____ of the indictment with endangering the welfare of a child. [READ COUNT OF INDICTMENT] The statute under which … or any other reproduction or reconstruction which depicts a child engaging in a prohibited sexual act or in the …
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… as a named defendant. Terracon suggested in its brief supporting its motion to dismiss that plaintiffs could have …
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… the remaining principal of the trust among Semple's four children, which included plaintiff, his brother, … where the factual allegations are "palpably insufficient to support a claim on which relief can be granted," or if …
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… as a named defendant. Terracon suggested in its brief supporting its motion to dismiss that plaintiffs could have …
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… the remaining principal of the trust among Semple's four children, which included plaintiff, his brother, … where the factual allegations are "palpably insufficient to support a claim on which relief can be granted," or if …
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… are frozen are exempt because they are social security, child support, welfare, unemployment, etc. There is no fee for … the money in the account comes from social security, child support, welfare, unemployment, etc. There is no fee …
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… Approved 4/16/12 Page 1 of 4 ABUSE/NEGLECT OF A CHILD (N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21; N.J.S.A. 9:6-3) Count _______ of … indictment charges defendant with [abusing] [neglecting] a child. The statute upon which this count of the indictment … Any parent or guardian1 who shall abuse or neglect such child . . . is guilty of a crime. In order to find defendant …
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… only through some form of internet application is neither supported by corroborating evidence on record 7 A-1724-19T3 … a valid notice to quit. We agree with the trial court's determination that the substance of the document met all legal requirements. The notice stated the reason for termination (the end of the lease period), indicated the …
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… [was] inactive as of June 1, 2018." Rogers appealed that determination. The Board issued a December 14, 2018 initial decision upholding the Division's determination that Rogers "is not eligible for the additional … capricious, or unreasonable, or that it lacks fair support in the record." Herrmann, 192 N.J. at 27-28. …
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… car's emergency lights, and speeding. After the charges and termination were upheld at a departmental hearing, Montella … Our scope of review of an administrative agency's final determination is limited. In re Herrmann, 192 N.J. 19, 27 … capricious, or unreasonable; or (3) the decision was not supported by substantial evidence." In re Application of …
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… broker for commissions lost as a result of defendant's termination of the contract. The trial court found defendant … out-of-pocket expenses as a result of the bank's termination of the contract, $386,671, for a total award of … the time of trial, not the time of breach. Plaintiff finds support for his position in a decision of the Court of …
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… broker for commissions lost as a result of defendant's termination of the contract. The trial court found defendant … out-of-pocket expenses as a result of the bank's termination of the contract, $386,671, for a total award of … the time of trial, not the time of breach. Plaintiff finds support for his position in a decision of the Court of …
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… only through some form of internet application is neither supported by corroborating evidence on record 7 A-1724-19T3 … a valid notice to quit. We agree with the trial court's determination that the substance of the document met all legal requirements. The notice stated the reason for termination (the end of the lease period), indicated the …