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… one occasion. In November 2020, plaintiff filed a verified complaint requesting grandparent visitation with the … claims [were] not sufficient" to demonstrate the requisite harm in support of the right to grandparent visitation. … made "false allegations," and "put [the] children in harm's way." Defendant also told the judge plaintiff's own …
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… defendant pleaded guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery under Indictment No. 16-10-2847 and … In exchange for his guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a seven-year term with an eighty-five percent period … to be very hard for me to believe that in light of the way you are testifying right now?" Defendant responded, …
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… were married on November 29, 1983. They had two daughters together, Elaine and Meredith. On February 3, 2014, a Final … to pay college tuition and expenses for Meredith; compelling plaintiff to pay defendant $2,250 for Elaine's … erred in calculating his share of Elaine's bill in two ways. First, by failing to give defendant credit for a 2016 …
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… describe each approval; and e. State whether any maps or site plans have been prepared. If so, attach a copy of any … identification by unit number of each apartment in the complex, number of rooms therein, monthly rental, and … family member) and whether the rent charged is in any way affected by said relationship; f. State whether any …
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… from a May 26, 2016 order dismissing their second amended complaint pursuant to Rule 4:6-2(e). On appeal, plaintiffs … a prospective witness and an attorney if they are in some way related to or connected with a pending or contemplated … Assistant Program and representations on [eBay's] website concerning the program," and specified the portions of …
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… in" a civil matter defendant had filed against Piscataway Township, the Piscataway Police Department, and a police officer for injuries he … at trial. Defendant alleged that he was "in shock" when he committed the offenses for which he was convicted because he …
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… charge of second- degree aggravated assault based on accomplice liability, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(1) and N.J.S.A. … 3:21- 10(b)(2); in the alternative, he requested relief by way of a judicial furlough. To support his application, … mandated. N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6(a)(2)." For the sake of completeness, Judge Warshaw also considered whether …
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… and the Rockland County District Attorney's Office (together, Rockland County) for lack of jurisdiction. The complaint alleged plaintiff suffered damages when the New … . . . to tell the [c]ourt that Rockland availed itself by way of specific jurisdiction, such that they should be haled …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5932-17T5 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF A.G., SVP-114-00. Submitted September 10, 2019 … Attorney General, on the brief). PER CURIAM A.G. is civilly committed to the Special Treatment Unit (STU), the secure … Dr. Dunaev explained that when A.G. feels "wronged" in that way it "sets him back emotionally. Dysregulates. That's …
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… a February 7, 2019 decision, which required it to turn over communications from a victim advocate, records and … sought the discovery because "[i]t goes to the bias in the way the prosecutor's office dealt with [the victim … Furthermore, the motion judge's reliance on Barath is inapposite. Barath involved a defendant who sought documents, …
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… lease's expiration, plaintiffs filed a Special Civil Part complaint seeking return of their $2,092 security deposit. … the court reiterated defendant had timely provided the requisite letter. The court also found, however, defendant's … find some of the evidence to be trustworthy. Stated another way, based on plaintiffs' testimony about defendant's use of …
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… order that found Houran personally liable for $41,493.06 in compensatory damages and $26,700 in attorney's fees. We … undertaking demolition work while the Houghtons were away, contrary to their instruction. The work proceeded until … Sheila would not let the project go forward as she "was always there having little comment or asking something or …
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… support payable by Paul.1 The PSA imputed Paul’s annual income to be $110,000 and Valsalen’s to be $50,000. Pursuant … retirement, and that the parties now have roughly equal incomes when their respective Social Security payments are … by Judge John C. Eastlack. We add a few comments by way of amplification. It has been long recognized that our …
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… Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a guardianship complaint in the Chancery Division, Family Part against … on dad’s plan that he presented…I don’t see it either in anyway that dad’s plan is a challenge to the Divisions' [burden … record. We discern no legal basis to disturb them in any way. We thus affirm substantially for the reasons expressed …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0168-19T1 RUSSELL SMITH, Complainant-Appellant, v. MOORESTOWN TOWNSHIP, … that "[i]mmediate access ordinarily shall be granted to budgets, bills, vouchers, contracts, including collective … We recognize that refusal of access may occur in different ways. For example, a custodian of records may directly …
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… New Jersey Department of Corrections (DOC) finding that he committed prohibited act *.202, "possession or introduction … 181 days of administrative segregation, 180 days' loss of commutation credits, and fifteen days' loss of recreation … failed to challenge Sloan's statements in his reports by way of confrontation or by seeking to call witnesses. We …
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… the plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and structural steel work components of the Project. Section 1.3 of the bid … Hall for the electrical subcontract work was $9,168,000. Together, Palmieri's subcontract quote and the value of its … purchase electrical equipment from a supplier. Put another way, one need not be licensed as an electrical contractor to …
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… has not filed a brief. PER CURIAM Plaintiff A.O., who by way of a consent order was designated as the "psychological … relevant law, we affirm. The parties and the child lived together as a family until 2014, when the child was four. Plaintiff's subsequent complaint for custody, parenting time, and to be named the …
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… afford other relief requested by defendant because he had come to judge with unclean hands. Having reviewed the … result in sanctions of $100 for every day that he failed to comply. On October 2, 2018, plaintiff sent defendant a … the property, plaintiff would seek relief with the judge by way of motion. After defendant again failed to vacate the …
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… defendant's PTI application, the prosecutor rejected the compelling reasons defendant raised in support of the … court schedule, only to find out at some point along the way, after much time and expense, that, in fact, the victim … considered, weighed, and properly balanced all the requisite factors, including those personal to defendant as well …