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… connection with a non- dissolution family matter related to child support. In October 2016, Bah signed a second retainer … The Fee Arbitration Committee issued an arbitration determination requiring Bah to pay Saadeh, LLC $4,063.50 …
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… no grounds for his eviction.1 Because those findings are supported by substantial credible evidence and are … reside in the Apartment. The Landlord offered no authority supporting its position. The court went on to reason that … the Apartment. We discern no abuse of discretion in those determinations by the trial court. See Spangenberg v. …
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… no grounds for his eviction.1 Because those findings are supported by substantial credible evidence and are … reside in the Apartment. The Landlord offered no authority supporting its position. The court went on to reason that … the Apartment. We discern no abuse of discretion in those determinations by the trial court. See Spangenberg v. …
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… waived when the party failed to include any arguments supporting the contention in its brief). 3 A-3025-23 orders … court's findings of fact and conclusions of law are not supported by competent, relevant, and reasonably credible evidence. II. "Our review of '[f]inal determinations made by the trial court sitting in a non-jury …
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… of the domestic violence incident influenced his determination not to rearm plaintiff because plaintiff was … was based on its thorough two-year investigation and was supported by sufficient credible evidence. Plaintiff also … the judge denied plaintiff's OTSC, concluding the PCPO's determination against rearming plaintiff was not arbitrary or …
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… of the domestic violence incident influenced his determination not to rearm plaintiff because plaintiff was … was based on its thorough two-year investigation and was supported by sufficient credible evidence. Plaintiff also … the judge denied plaintiff's OTSC, concluding the PCPO's determination against rearming plaintiff was not arbitrary or …
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… waived when the party failed to include any arguments supporting the contention in its brief). 3 A-3025-23 orders … court's findings of fact and conclusions of law are not supported by competent, relevant, and reasonably credible evidence. II. "Our review of '[f]inal determinations made by the trial court sitting in a non-jury …
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… or some of the factors is not conclusive of the ultimate determination of whether the right has been violated." Id. at … N.J. at 265. A defense-caused delay does 22 A-0967-17T4 not support a speedy trial violation and such delays are … N.J. at 276. On appeal, "we reverse only if the court's determination is clearly erroneous." Tsetsekas, 411 N.J. …
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… or some of the factors is not conclusive of the ultimate determination of whether the right has been violated." Id. at … N.J. at 265. A defense-caused delay does 22 A-0967-17T4 not support a speedy trial violation and such delays are … N.J. at 276. On appeal, "we reverse only if the court's determination is clearly erroneous." Tsetsekas, 411 N.J. …
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… his request to change certain arrangements for the parties' child. He also appeals from a September 13, 2019 order … The parties were married in August 2008. They have one child, a daughter born in November 2010. In October 2016, … Ridgewood. Defendant, however, agreed in the MSA that the child would go to elementary school at "Willard Elementary …
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… his request to change certain arrangements for the parties' child. He also appeals from a September 13, 2019 order … The parties were married in August 2008. They have one child, a daughter born in November 2010. In October 2016, … Ridgewood. Defendant, however, agreed in the MSA that the child would go to elementary school at "Willard Elementary …
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… v. L.H., 239 N.J. 22, 42 (2019)). "The voluntariness determination weighs the coercive psychological pressures … who are less than eighteen years old. No one disputes that children are different from adults for purposes of … to the juvenile, [and] someone who can offer a measure of support in the unfamiliar setting of the police station.'" …
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… v. L.H., 239 N.J. 22, 42 (2019)). "The voluntariness determination weighs the coercive psychological pressures … who are less than eighteen years old. No one disputes that children are different from adults for purposes of … to the juvenile, [and] someone who can offer a measure of support in the unfamiliar setting of the police station.'" …
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… in Bombace did not convert the subsequent inaction -- the termination of enforcement proceedings -- into an … the TCA. Instead, the critical causative conduct was the termination of enforcement proceedings and lack of … N.J. 390, 404 (2015). That is, we give “deference to the supported factual findings of the trial court, but” not to …
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… in Bombace did not convert the subsequent inaction -- the termination of enforcement proceedings -- into an … the TCA. Instead, the critical causative conduct was the termination of enforcement proceedings and lack of … N.J. 390, 404 (2015). That is, we give “deference to the supported factual findings of the trial court, but” not to …
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… 2C:14-2(b), and third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). On June 9, 2003, defendant pled … after the third-degree endangering the welfare of a child charge was amended to that charge. The remaining … from any other person that set forth any specific facts in support of any of his contentions on PCR. Judge Leslie-Ann …
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… the trial court's decision, so long as those findings are 'supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" … system. He further found defendant had 10 A-1525-19 a minor child for whom he was financially responsible. On the other … (9). The court found in mitigation the hardship defendant's child will suffer as a result of defendant's incarceration. …
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… the trial court's decision, so long as those findings are 'supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" … system. He further found defendant had 10 A-1525-19 a minor child for whom he was financially responsible. On the other … (9). The court found in mitigation the hardship defendant's child will suffer as a result of defendant's incarceration. …
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… 2C:14-2(b), and third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). On June 9, 2003, defendant pled … after the third-degree endangering the welfare of a child charge was amended to that charge. The remaining … from any other person that set forth any specific facts in support of any of his contentions on PCR. Judge Leslie-Ann …
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… ACT REASONABLY EXPECTED AND WAS LIKELY TO BE OBSERVED BY A CHILD WHO WAS LESS THAN 13 YEARS OF AGE WHILE 4 YEARS OLDER THAN THE CHILD, SPECIFICALLY BY MASTURBATING INSIDE OF HIS VEHICLE … in N.J.S.A. 2C:43-13.1. There is nothing in the record to support counsel’s claim that Judge Melody “halted the …