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… Division removed both children from S.M.J.'s custody, and placed them in the care of a resource parent. The Division … to take advantage of the Division's attempts to arrange for visitation with her children. Although S.M.J. had a few successful visits, she did not appear for most of the scheduled visits. She testified that her use of …
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… a right of way," which it possesses. During negotiations to buy the home, the Bryants learned that the sellers had … engineer, certified that an ordinance, enacted in 1987, places the burden on the abutting property owners to … evidential materials presented, when viewed in the light most favorable to the non-moving party, are sufficient to …
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… a right of way," which it possesses. During negotiations to buy the home, the Bryants learned that the sellers had … engineer, certified that an ordinance, enacted in 1987, places the burden on the abutting property owners to … evidential materials presented, when viewed in the light most favorable to the non-moving party, are sufficient to …
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… cases, whereas the FD docket consists of child custody, visitation, child and spousal support and the like in … the potential for reunification while achieving a secure placement for the child. See S.D., 453 N.J. Super. at 524. … "unpredictable," and she believed he was "orchestrating most of what's going on here one way or the other." She told …
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… cases, whereas the FD docket consists of child custody, visitation, child and spousal support and the like in … the potential for reunification while achieving a secure placement for the child. See S.D., 453 N.J. Super. at 524. … "unpredictable," and she believed he was "orchestrating most of what's going on here one way or the other." She told …
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… rights." State v. Morton, 155 N.J. 383, 421 (1998). Most of the officer's testimony centered on his perceptions; … like that." Juror number one said the discussion "took place [for] like maybe a minute and then we shut up." Juror … the jurors admitted saying or hearing that comment, or if a reliable source for that information was before the …
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… rights." State v. Morton, 155 N.J. 383, 421 (1998). Most of the officer's testimony centered on his perceptions; … like that." Juror number one said the discussion "took place [for] like maybe a minute and then we shut up." Juror … the jurors admitted saying or hearing that comment, or if a reliable source for that information was before the …
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… it involves contested custody or parenting time issues. … Complex Track. … The action shall be assigned to the complex … provided by the parties which track assignment is most appropriate, the case shall be assigned to a track … by the New Jersey Courts, including mediation, supervised visitation, and name changes. … 5:1-4 …
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A-0158-25 Briefs
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… AUTHORITY (300a; 308a). ....................27 F. THE DPP PLACED UNREASONABLE HURDLES ON PROTESTOR’S RIGHTS IN AN … AMENDED 8 and 309. 236a, 288a. Those awards were mostly reallocated to second preference bidders, despite … entity deemed by the [DPP] to have integrity and to be reliable and capable of performing all contract …
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… the cost of raising a child is difficult because most goods and services purchased by families are shared by … Consumer Expenditure Survey provides the most current and reliable estimates of child-related expenditures in … child benefits are earned benefits that are meant to replace the lost earnings of the parent in the event of …
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… the cost of raising a child is difficult because most goods and services purchased by families are shared by … Consumer Expenditure Survey provides the most current and reliable estimates of child-related expenditures in … child benefits are earned benefits that are meant to replace the lost earnings of the parent in the event of …
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… favor, we will describe the factual record in the light most favorable to plaintiff, "together with all legitimate … of Labor (USDOL) issues the DOT. However, the USDOL has replaced the DOT with the Occupational Information Network … (continued) http://www.dol.gov/dol/siteindex.htm#D, (last visited Aug. 16, 2015). A-0686-13T1 16 Waist to shoulder 80 …
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… favor, we will describe the factual record in the light most favorable to plaintiff, "together with all legitimate … of Labor (USDOL) issues the DOT. However, the USDOL has replaced the DOT with the Occupational Information Network … (continued) http://www.dol.gov/dol/siteindex.htm#D, (last visited Aug. 16, 2015). A-0686-13T1 16 Waist to shoulder 80 …
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… Matthew had not cared for the children since then. His visitation during their removal was inconsistent, and there … eleven months. Matthew was afforded weekly visits for most of that time, except for a three-month period when his … for Matthew's arrest for violating a TRO. The children were placed with the same resource parents who cared for them …
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… Matthew had not cared for the children since then. His visitation during their removal was inconsistent, and there … eleven months. Matthew was afforded weekly visits for most of that time, except for a three-month period when his … for Matthew's arrest for violating a TRO. The children were placed with the same resource parents who cared for them …
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… (count two). Under the terms of the agreement, the State recommended sentencing defendant as a second-degree offender … consumption does not excuse [defendant's] behavior and most certainly does not detract from the seriousness of the … See Hess, 207 N.J at 149-50. 8 A-3160-20 Rule 3:22-4(b) places strict limitations on second and subsequent petitions …
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… (count two). Under the terms of the agreement, the State recommended sentencing defendant as a second-degree offender … consumption does not excuse [defendant's] behavior and most certainly does not detract from the seriousness of the … See Hess, 207 N.J at 149-50. 8 A-3160-20 Rule 3:22-4(b) places strict limitations on second and subsequent petitions …
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… (count two). Under the terms of the agreement, the State recommended sentencing defendant as a second-degree offender … consumption does not excuse [defendant's] behavior and most certainly does not detract from the seriousness of the … See Hess, 207 N.J at 149-50. 8 A-3160-20 Rule 3:22-4(b) places strict limitations on second and subsequent petitions …
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… 65 N.J. 219, 232 (1974), failed to value the parties' most significant asset, the marital home. Instead, after … was advocating that she remain in the marital home, buying out defendant's interest, which would mean absorbing … to the credibility of the parties, the hearing should take place before a different judge.2 See N.J. Div. of Youth & …
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… 65 N.J. 219, 232 (1974), failed to value the parties' most significant asset, the marital home. Instead, after … was advocating that she remain in the marital home, buying out defendant's interest, which would mean absorbing … to the credibility of the parties, the hearing should take place before a different judge.2 See N.J. Div. of Youth & …