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… A.B., then seventeen years old, was charged in a juvenile complaint with offenses that would constitute first-degree … and third-degree endangering the welfare of a child if committed by an adult. The named victim is A.B.’s … of the alleged crime scene was fundamental to his preparation and would allow him a spatial understanding of the …
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… anxiety, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. She disclosed that she had been psychiatrically hospitalized three … episode. Sarah also informed the caseworkers that she was committed to Alice, was willing to do whatever was needed … 30:4C-15.1(a).] These prongs "are not discrete and separate," but rather "relate to and overlap with one another …
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… professionals determined the requisite level of care to combat her addictions. Although Faith was enrolled in … adoption of Nick and Isabelle. Because Faith was minimally complying with treatment, and had some success with her … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would …
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… for eight weeks. Finally, Dr. Glassner, who was retiring, recommended that plaintiff follow up with Dr. Michael Pollack … October 28, 2016, plaintiff, representing himself, filed a complaint in the Special Civil Part. As defendants, … damages a plaintiff must prove that he or she suffered some loss or injury. Nappe v. Anschelewitz, Barr, Ansell & …
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… made findings on allegations not pled in the guardianship complaint. The Division and the Law Guardian urge that we … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … an expert, who had prepared a written report. Ibid. The disclosure surprised the parents defending the termination case, …
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… made findings on allegations not pled in the guardianship complaint. The Division and the Law Guardian urge that we … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … an expert, who had prepared a written report. Ibid. The disclosure surprised the parents defending the termination case, …
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… professionals determined the requisite level of care to combat her addictions. Although Faith was enrolled in … adoption of Nick and Isabelle. Because Faith was minimally complying with treatment, and had some success with her … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would …
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… for eight weeks. Finally, Dr. Glassner, who was retiring, recommended that plaintiff follow up with Dr. Michael Pollack … October 28, 2016, plaintiff, representing himself, filed a complaint in the Special Civil Part. As defendants, … damages a plaintiff must prove that he or she suffered some loss or injury. Nappe v. Anschelewitz, Barr, Ansell & …
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… 1:10-3, any of the following remedies, either singly or in combination: (1) compensatory time with the children; (2) … parent's failure to appear for scheduled parenting time or visitation such as child care expenses incurred by the other … with the order, (4) any appropriate remedy under paragraph (a) or (b) above, applicable to custody or …
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… Joe also appeals from a May 19, 2022 order finding him competent to participate and assist in his guardianship … that the family court erred in determining that he was competent and in terminating his parental rights because the … a resource parent's willingness to adopt no longer forecloses the possibility of KLG at the time the permanency plan …
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… Part, Union County, Docket No. FG-20-0006-20. Adrienne Kalosieh, Assistant Deputy Public Defender, argued the cause … drugs or alcohol during her pregnancy and stated that her paramour, J.C., was physically abusive and used drugs and … proceedings. On February 26, 2018, the Division filed a complaint in the Family Part, and the judge entered an order …
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… Part, Union County, Docket No. FG-20-0006-20. Adrienne Kalosieh, Assistant Deputy Public Defender, argued the cause … drugs or alcohol during her pregnancy and stated that her paramour, J.C., was physically abusive and used drugs and … proceedings. On February 26, 2018, the Division filed a complaint in the Family Part, and the judge entered an order …
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… Joe also appeals from a May 19, 2022 order finding him competent to participate and assist in his guardianship … that the family court erred in determining that he was competent and in terminating his parental rights because the … a resource parent's willingness to adopt no longer forecloses the possibility of KLG at the time the permanency plan …
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… children know. They are familiar with their needs and are committed to addressing them on a permanent basis. As such, … are severed. If they experience any feelings of grief or loss, their reactions could be mitigated by sensitive and … surrender. See N.J.S.A. 9:3-41; N.J.S.A. 30:4C-23. In her comprehensive opinion, the trial judge found that the …
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… treatment programs. Unfortunately, the mother failed to overcome her drug dependency and she continued to test positive … visits, the mother's behavior was repeatedly hostile and combative towards the Division's staff. There was at least … for the sound reasons set forth in Judge Axelrad's comprehensive January 9, 2020 oral opinion. None of the …
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… treatment programs. Unfortunately, the mother failed to overcome her drug dependency and she continued to test positive … visits, the mother's behavior was repeatedly hostile and combative towards the Division's staff. There was at least … for the sound reasons set forth in Judge Axelrad's comprehensive January 9, 2020 oral opinion. None of the …
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… children know. They are familiar with their needs and are committed to addressing them on a permanent basis. As such, … are severed. If they experience any feelings of grief or loss, their reactions could be mitigated by sensitive and … surrender. See N.J.S.A. 9:3-41; N.J.S.A. 30:4C-23. In her comprehensive opinion, the trial judge found that the …
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… risk of harm, and Clair's subsequent involuntary commitment rendering her unable to provide for Nancy's … During the caseworker's interview with Clair, she "appeared paranoid" but coherent. Clair stated that Nancy was … to the pediatrician since 2012, Clair 6 A-2373-17T1 "became combative once again," but then agreed to call the …
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… to a voluntary identified surrender executed prior to commencement of the guardianship trial. S.E.H. is not a … joins the Division in supporting the judgment. In a comprehensive oral decision, Judge W. Todd Miller found the … D.M., a registered nurse assigned to the NICU, and D.M.'s paramour, R.S., a retired firefighter. L.J.B. was later …