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… the Child Support Guidelines would have dictated. Nonetheless, Davis contends on appeal that the trial court should … position that offered benefits. In 2017, her gross income was $17,800. Davis asserted that for the past eight years, his film company earned about $21,000 per year. The judge found this …
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… shall be alternated between the parties each year. Unless otherwise indicated, those holidays shall run from 10 … the State of New Jersey . . . ." Based on the court's accompanying written decision, it appears this requirement was … trip was the only time of the year when the children visited their grandmother. Plaintiff appeals both the trial …
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… FOR OFFENSES WHICH THE JURY DID NOT CONVICT HIM OF COMMITTING. B. THE SENTENCING COURT ASCRIBED UNDUE WEIGHT TO … friend, sold firearms. A seven to eight month investigation commenced, culminating with defendant's arrest on August 22, … during a custodial interrogation are barred from evidence unless the defendant has been advised of his or her …
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… reviewed the record in light of applicable legal principles, we affirm. This appeal is rooted in a dispute over the … delivered to the LBOE on or before September 15, 2011; (c) Commencing on October 1, 2011[,] and continuing for … Eight Dollars ($1938[]) a month which represents the full, complete monthly stipulated remaining payments due and owing …
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… States and Jordan. On October 2, 2015, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant seeking injunctive relief under … alleged that on September 1 and 25, 2015, defendant committed acts of domestic violence, specifically harassment … findings of the trial court should not be disturbed unless they "are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent …
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… Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Middlesex County, Docket No. FV-12-0164-20. LaRocca Hornik Rosen … to put her child to bed, defendant was working on his computer and drinking cocktails. Defendant made a remark … "help" as loud as she could. This caused her son to come out of his room, crying "hysterically." Defendant put …
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… appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Docket No. L-0225-18. Christopher J. Riggs, … filing a late tort claim. We add the following additional comments. Our standard of review of an order granting or … the plaintiff's medical condition and her attorney's shortcomings did not constitute extraordinary circumstances to …
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… A-5328-14T3 CHRISTOPHER JAREMA, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. MIDDLESEX COUNTY, MIDDLESEX COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, and MILDRED … found sufficient evidence to support the charges and recommended that both Varga and Jarema be terminated. Sheriff Scott accepted the Hearing Officer's recommendation and terminated Varga's and Jarema's employment …
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… were 4 A-4072-16T3 inconsistent, and they did not complete or cooperate with many of the services arranged by … 2015, was discharged from a counseling program for non-compliance. She was discharged from a different counseling … We will not overturn a Family court's factual findings unless they "went so wide of the mark that the judge was …
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… correct? A: Yes. Defendant further testified that he had completed the plea forms with his attorney's assistance, … for an evidentiary hearing. We express no view on the outcome nor do we retain jurisdiction. … a0905-16.pdf … …
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… R. 1:36-3. 2 A-5005-15T3 all documents necessary to complete the transfer of APK Auto Repair Corporation (APK … submitted at trial, are fully detailed in Judge Hodgson's comprehensive opinion and incorporated by reference here. … work. Over a period of time, [Zucaro] participated less and less in the towing due largely to the fact that he …
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… as to the matter in which the alleged offense was . . . committed, and the number of parties who participated. In … review for plain error, and "disregard any alleged error 'unless it is of such a nature as to have been clearly capable … "and upon adoption by the court, take his chance on the outcome of the trial, and if unfavorable, then condemn the very …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … on the Oritani loan. On December 12, 2012, Oritani filed a Complaint against Plaintiff in the Superior Court of New … taxpayers,' given the right to appeal tax assessments, any lessee whose lease covers the full tax year and requires him …
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… Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Middlesex County, Docket No. FD-12-0446-22. Casa de Esperanza, … in not entering a custody order and in not making the requisite findings, we reverse. Plaintiff came to the United … Marty every day. In 2020, plaintiff arranged for her son to come to New Jersey and live with her family—her partner and …
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… 1998), the Appellate Division held that the trial court committed plain error in failing to modify the model charges … N.J. 318 (1985) (holding that Board of Medical Examiners’ rules established for chiropractic practice set the standard … opportunity for interaction with members of the opposite sex. If married, the resident shall enjoy reasonable …
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… The caseworker told defendant that she would need to complete a home assessment in order for M.S. to be … stated her desire to surrender, in fact it was just the opposite. Although she provided a false name, she provided the … special jurisdiction and expertise[.]" Id. at 413. Unless the judge's factual findings are "so wide of the mark …
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… that he could not be found guilty of violating prison rules and regulations because COVID-19 testing was not … history from the record. On March 10, 2021, Assistant DOC Commissioner Willie Bonds sent an e-mail to DOC … hearing officer noted that Neals offered no evidence to discredit the staff reports. The hearing officer also …
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… to appeal and have no contact with the victim. The State recommended a seven-year prison term and agreed to dismiss the … examiner found defendant's conduct was repetitive but not compulsive, and therefore defendant was not subject to … R. 1:12-1(d); Pressler and Verniero, Current N.J. Court Rules, cmt. 4 on R. 1:12-1 (2023) (stating "the appellate …
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… Defendant averred he understood he would "not become eligible for parole" until he had served "[thirteen] … months, and nine days." Defendant also acknowledged that he completed the plea forms with his attorney, which reflected … history of the case, applied the governing legal principles , and concluded defendant failed to establish a prima …
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… August 1, 2013, to provide proof of a written mortgage commitment in the amount of $150,000, in furtherance of her … happen. . . . There's no indication that [the executor] committed negligence. I have no testimony on that subject … of the record and in application of relevant principles of law, and conclude they lack sufficient merit to …