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… for the reasons set forth by Judge Rodney Thompson in his comprehensive and well-reasoned forty-eight-page written … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … "would cause harm that would be ongoing and potentially irreparable." Accordingly, Dr. Becker-Mattes concluded it was in …
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… on Stuyvesant Avenue in Irvington that contained drug paraphernalia. She observed Zoe, who was actually three … at approximately 5:00 p.m. Asked about the drugs and paraphernalia in the apartment, Yvette initially denied … Yvette stated that usually when Zoe wakes up, she would not come out of the bedroom. She said this was the first time …
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… would have been favorable or would have altered the outcome of the proceedings. See State v. Porter, 216 N.J. 343, … through an expert, as this court has held, the right to comment on the lack of fingerprint evidence must be premised … 180 N.J. 448 (2004). Accordingly, defendant has not overcome the "strong presumption that counsel's conduct falls …
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… reasonable inferences, we reverse. The circumstances are uncomplicated but also uncertain. 1701 is the owner of a … of buying Miles Petroleum's lot. Lerman, however, sought compensation far greater than what Wawa thought reasonable. … Wawa's, and vice versa, by erecting curbing along their common perimeter. Miles Lerman died in 2008, and 1701 took …
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… for that evening and that there was no discussion of E.L.H. coming to her house. Nevertheless, E.L.H. arrived at N.D.'s … "to ask for the reason why this happened" and to offer to compensate her for the damage he caused to her door. … exchange between the family members in Kamen is not comparable to E.L.H.'s actions during the March 23 incident. …
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… incarceration. Dr. Lee advised that appellant would need to complete a lengthy set of services upon his eventual release from prison in order to attempt to become a minimally adequate parent, and that the earliest that … apparently on "best interests" grounds. D.G. filed a separate custody action with the Family Part under the "FD" …
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… particularly concerned with def[endant] using his right to communicate with the child as a vehicle to communicate with . . . or disparage [Brenda] with the knowledge [Brenda] will be …
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… the child spend that day with her. G.D. viewed D.L.K.'s comment as interference with her parenting. G.D. told D.L.K. … She told the child she and the child's father would be coming to 4 A-3770-19 pick him up. D.L.K., who was … to D.L.K, G.D. said "that's all changed now," she would be coming the next day to pick up C.L.R., and "[j]ust wait and …
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… deteriorating mental state and recent psychiatric commitment did not constitute changed circumstances … psychiatrist and any other medical health professional in compliance with his treatment for bi-polar disorder." Under … that plaintiff, who is schizophrenic and bipolar, was non-compliant with his medications and was becoming unstable. …
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… N.J. 591, 611-12 (1986). The prongs "are not discrete and separate; they . . . overlap . . . to . . . comprehensive[ly] . . . identif[y] a child's best … by securing permanent housing (for five months at trial), becoming sober, and beginning certain programming. However, …
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… for the reasons set forth by Judge Rodney Thompson in his comprehensive and well-reasoned forty-eight-page written … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … "would cause harm that would be ongoing and potentially irreparable." Accordingly, Dr. Becker-Mattes concluded it was in …
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… for that evening and that there was no discussion of E.L.H. coming to her house. Nevertheless, E.L.H. arrived at N.D.'s … "to ask for the reason why this happened" and to offer to compensate her for the damage he caused to her door. … exchange between the family members in Kamen is not comparable to E.L.H.'s actions during the March 23 incident. …
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… the cause for respondent Robert Greer (Law Offices of Viscomi & Lyons, attorneys; Mario C. Colitti, on the brief). … primary care physician, two days after the accident complaining of soreness, but her medical records did not … doctors who specialized in treatment of the spine; each recommended back surgery. Plaintiff declined surgery and …
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… incarceration. Dr. Lee advised that appellant would need to complete a lengthy set of services upon his eventual release from prison in order to attempt to become a minimally adequate parent, and that the earliest that … apparently on "best interests" grounds. D.G. filed a separate custody action with the Family Part under the "FD" …
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… on Stuyvesant Avenue in Irvington that contained drug paraphernalia. She observed Zoe, who was actually three … at approximately 5:00 p.m. Asked about the drugs and paraphernalia in the apartment, Yvette initially denied … Yvette stated that usually when Zoe wakes up, she would not come out of the bedroom. She said this was the first time …
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… 2014. Within weeks of Julie's birth, Pam was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric hospital; she was also found to … single-space memorandum of opinion.2 Defendants filed separate notices of appeal challenging the court's ruling. We … of the YMCA visits. Dr. Williams-Johnson also conducted a separate bonding evaluation with Julie and her resource …
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… the child spend that day with her. G.D. viewed D.L.K.'s comment as interference with her parenting. G.D. told D.L.K. … She told the child she and the child's father would be coming to 4 A-3770-19 pick him up. D.L.K., who was … to D.L.K, G.D. said "that's all changed now," she would be coming the next day to pick up C.L.R., and "[j]ust wait and …
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… deteriorating mental state and recent psychiatric commitment did not constitute changed circumstances … psychiatrist and any other medical health professional in compliance with his treatment for bi-polar disorder." Under … that plaintiff, who is schizophrenic and bipolar, was non-compliant with his medications and was becoming unstable. …
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… would have been favorable or would have altered the outcome of the proceedings. See State v. Porter, 216 N.J. 343, … through an expert, as this court has held, the right to comment on the lack of fingerprint evidence must be premised … 180 N.J. 448 (2004). Accordingly, defendant has not overcome the "strong presumption that counsel's conduct falls …
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… particularly concerned with def[endant] using his right to communicate with the child as a vehicle to communicate with . . . or disparage [Brenda] with the knowledge [Brenda] will be …