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… "CHANGED CIRCUMSTANCES," NOR WAS THE JUDGE'S RULING ACCOMPANIED BY FINDINGS OF FACT AND LEGAL CONCLUSIONS OR DID … TO FIND THAT THE [DEFENDANT] HAD MISREPRESENTED HIS INCOME AT THE TIME OF THE NEGOTIATION OF THE MARITAL … as he tends to be quieter and the transition to school (separating) is more difficult." Plaintiff may have met her …
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… Counsel, on the brief). PER CURIAM This Title 9 litigation commenced when the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (the Division) filed a complaint seeking care and supervision of M.A.S. (Mia), the … the judge "implicitly relied" upon Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) testimony from Dr. Byrnes to …
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… declining jurisdiction and enforcing a Qatari order that compelled defendant to send her children back to their … violence. Once defendant arrived in New Jersey, she filed a complaint under the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act … We reverse the denial of reconsideration, vacate the order compelling the return of the children, and remand the matter …
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… Counsel, on the brief). PER CURIAM This Title 9 litigation commenced when the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (the Division) filed a complaint seeking care and supervision of M.A.S. (Mia), the … the judge "implicitly relied" upon Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) testimony from Dr. Byrnes to …
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… declining jurisdiction and enforcing a Qatari order that compelled defendant to send her children back to their … violence. Once defendant arrived in New Jersey, she filed a complaint under the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act … We reverse the denial of reconsideration, vacate the order compelling the return of the children, and remand the matter …
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… "CHANGED CIRCUMSTANCES," NOR WAS THE JUDGE'S RULING ACCOMPANIED BY FINDINGS OF FACT AND LEGAL CONCLUSIONS OR DID … TO FIND THAT THE [DEFENDANT] HAD MISREPRESENTED HIS INCOME AT THE TIME OF THE NEGOTIATION OF THE MARITAL … as he tends to be quieter and the transition to school (separating) is more difficult." Plaintiff may have met her …
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… of [his niece] at [her address] with the purpose to commit an offense therein; contrary to the provisions of … to a second-degree, which would mean that in the course of committing the offense the actor - - and I'm citing from … niece explained that defendant was not permitted to come to the house unless he first made an appointment. He …
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… when the caseworker explained that he would likely recommend an out-patient substance abuse program, J.A. said he … in the best interests standard are not discrete and separate; they relate to and overlap with one another to … enduring emotional or psychological harm" if the child is separated from his resource parents. Ibid. The second prong is …
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… June 2003. At the time of the incident, the household was comprised of: K.A.; 1 We use initials to protect the privacy … and her responsibility for her disabled nephew. Accompanied by Division permanency worker, Ebony Connor, … visit with defendant on April 28, 2016. Massey did not accompany the workers, but he was the sole witness to testify …
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… Larissa Graham, a case manager at the Veterans Affairs Community Hopes Program; and Natacha Riley, the therapist … with his son is detrimental." His "irritability," "anger," "paranoia," "distrust," and "delusion[s]"—as described by the … 30:4C-15.1(a).] The four prongs "are not discrete and separate; they relate to and overlap with one another to …
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… system because she knew the Division would require her to complete a urine screen. The Division implemented a Safety … abuse evaluation." On April 13, 2021, Althea and Derrick completed hair follicle tests and Derrick underwent a random … Division further found that Hazel's "safety require[d] a separation of the child from" Althea. II. On October 12, 2021, …
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… judgment in favor of defendants and dismissed plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff argues the court erred … in failing to recognize certain issues concerning the preparation of the will. Because the court's factual and … executed the will, stating Maria and witnesses Cook and his paralegal had "subscribed, sworn to and acknowledged" it …
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… fourth-degree neglect, N.J.S.A. 9:6-3. The Division filed a complaint for custody of Jordan and care and supervision of … (a)(2), which read: "Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … harm from terminating parental rights against a child's separation from his or her foster parents, a court must …
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… from a determination disqualifying him from unemployment compensation benefits from October 23, 2016, through … appeal rights, stating the Deputy Director's denial would become final unless claimant filed a written appeal within … assistance of a Gujarati interpreter. The hearing examiner commenced the hearing by describing the manner in which the …
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… well as MGM's motion seeking a determination that she had become a psychological parent of Bob. In addition to hearing … motion judge rendered his decision orally and issued an accompanying order. The judge found sufficient changed … expressly ruled that MGM had not established she had become a psychological parent of Bob and specifically provided …
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… Protection and Permanency (the Division) filed a verified complaint and order to show cause seeking the care and … Devin's custody to Harold. The Division amended the complaint to add a request for custody. In the interim, the … no requirement for the courts to wait for a child to be irreparably harmed by parental neglect to take protective …
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… 7 A-4966-17T2 filed an order to show cause and verified complaint against Carol and Forest, seeking a finding of … v. R.R., 436 N.J. Super. 53, 58 (App. Div. 2014)). "The 'paramount concern' of Title [Nine] is to ensure the 'safety … need not wait to act until a child is actually irreparably impaired by parental inattention or neglect." In re …
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… Directive #6-06 [Questions or comments may be directed to 609-292-2634 or 609-292-4638.] … in extremely unusual circumstances. This was made a separate charge since few grand juries confront presentment … the grand jurors on the task at hand. If and when it becomes timely to give the presentment charge, the grand …
Drug Court Transfer Policy
Administrative Directives
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… Questions or comments regarding this Directive may be directed to (609) … may be transferred from the county where the offense was committed to the participant’s county of residence either … in the county of residence is required to abide by any parameters of the case indicated on the plea agreement form. …
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… Protection and Permanency (the Division) filed a verified complaint and order to show cause seeking the care and … Devin's custody to Harold. The Division amended the complaint to add a request for custody. In the interim, the … no requirement for the courts to wait for a child to be irreparably harmed by parental neglect to take protective …