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… began to service the NCMC mortgage loan by collecting payments and paying taxes and insurance. On November 20, 2007, Carrington notified Myers his mortgage payment had not been received. In August 2008, Myers sent …
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… as the parent of alternate residence. Plaintiff agreed to pay defendant limited duration 3 A-2884-19 alimony of … interviews of the children and ordered plaintiff to pay for Dr. Berson's and Dr. Joseph's appearances at the … Title of the vehicle remained in plaintiff's name, and he pays the insurance premium of $1,290.37 to allow M.W. to …
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… began to service the NCMC mortgage loan by collecting payments and paying taxes and insurance. On November 20, 2007, Carrington notified Myers his mortgage payment had not been received. In August 2008, Myers sent …
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… agreement for a two-year lease which required plaintiff to pay defendants a monthly rent of $2,000, and a $3,000 … defendants a total of $85,950, with $73,950 representing payment of advanced rent, and $12,000 as a security deposit. … "wrongfully and unlawfully obtained" $85,950 and refused to pay that money back to him. Finally, plaintiff maintained …
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… 2011. Under the terms of the Note, defendant promise[d] to pay [NJMS] . . . the sum of such amounts as may from time to … The Note also included the following terms regarding repayment, interest, default, and litigation: 2. Repayment (Section 722 Public Health Service Act, 42 CFR …
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… defendant owed to the Association. When defendant failed to pay the 5 A-3271-22 balance due and owing on his account, … defendant's annual assessment. Because he failed to pay all sums due and owing, the Association filed a debt … Defendant filed an answer, in which he denied failing to pay valid dues, assessments, charges, or other expenses. He …
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… into the JOD. Under the MSA, defendant agreed to pay plaintiff open durational alimony in the sum of $2,500 … at the time. The MSA further provided his alimony payments would cease upon the death of either party or … 4, 2019. The consent order left intact defendant's alimony payments of $2,500 per month, but also provided he would pay …
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… the parties executed a consent order requiring defendant to pay plaintiff $100,000 in satisfaction of his outstanding … offsets. Issues related to sanctions "for six years of non-payment," as well as counsel fees remained outstanding, and … entered an order denying as moot plaintiff's motion for payment of $12,650. In support, the judge relied on …
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… sorts, in November 2008 the court ordered Matthew to pay $7200 per month in unallocated support plus $5000 per … opinion (2016 Decision). He ordered that: 1) Matthew pay Janice annual alimony of $427,885 in monthly … policy with Janice as the named beneficiary; 3) Janice pay Matthew $443,773; 4) Matthew pay $272,888 towards …
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… an oral settlement agreement, which required defendant to pay child support and housing assistance to plaintiff until … sixty-six years of age, "did not allege an inability to pay [alimony] and elected not to have [the c]ourt consider … The trial judge concluded defendant had the ability to pay because "he is still the president and sole owner of the …
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… actions against him for his failure to make child support payments. His request for monetary and equitable relief was … in 2005. The Judgement of Divorce required Mabel to pay Dominic $40,000 for his interest in the marital home. … would apply for a bench warrant based on his failure to pay child support. Eleven days after receiving that notice, …
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… contended the Township improperly deducted Tier IV premium payments for health care benefits from the Union members' paychecks pursuant to Chapter 78, otherwise known as the … 40A:10-21.2. Under N.J.S.A. 40A:10-21.1, the premium payable by public employees for health care benefits was …
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… attorneys. Pursuant to the PSA, plaintiff agreed to pay $342 per week in child support, $385 per week in alimony … retained new counsel, plaintiff argued his child support payments should be lowered because there was "an error in … in [the PSA]" and he "was not provided credit for the payment of alimony, or for the [d]eductions from [his] …
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… to which plaintiff had access, and "did in fact use to pay various bills by check. In addition, the [p]laintiff … demonstrate that the [e-trade] account was drawn down to pay family expenses." Consequently, the court ruled that … plaintiff's need; defendant's financial ability to pay; 8 A-0940-14T3 and plaintiff's good faith in instituting …
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… RESTITUTION WITHOUT EVALUATING DEFENDANT'S ABILITY TO PAY. Defendant also submitted a pro se letter brief in which … restitution without evaluating defendant's ability to pay. 11 A-3222-14T2 A Defendant argues that the judge … argues the trial judge erred by ordering that defendant pay $5,720 in restitution without first conducting an …
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… that the Borough expects the developer to make payment of an impact fee in an amount equal to one per cent … housing goals. It is further understood that such fee is payable in two installments: [fifty percent] of the estimated amount payable within [thirty] days after receipt of final site …
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… contended the Township improperly deducted Tier IV premium payments for health care benefits from the Union members' paychecks pursuant to Chapter 78, otherwise known as the … 40A:10-21.2. Under N.J.S.A. 40A:10-21.1, the premium payable by public employees for health care benefits was …
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… attorneys. Pursuant to the PSA, plaintiff agreed to pay $342 per week in child support, $385 per week in alimony … retained new counsel, plaintiff argued his child support payments should be lowered because there was "an error in … in [the PSA]" and he "was not provided credit for the payment of alimony, or for the [d]eductions from [his] …
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… actions against him for his failure to make child support payments. His request for monetary and equitable relief was … in 2005. The Judgement of Divorce required Mabel to pay Dominic $40,000 for his interest in the marital home. … would apply for a bench warrant based on his failure to pay child support. Eleven days after receiving that notice, …
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… an oral settlement agreement, which required defendant to pay child support and housing assistance to plaintiff until … sixty-six years of age, "did not allege an inability to pay [alimony] and elected not to have [the c]ourt consider … The trial judge concluded defendant had the ability to pay because "he is still the president and sole owner of the …