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… the reasons stated by Judge Audrey Peyton Blackburn in her comprehensive and well-reasoned oral opinion rendered on March 24, 2017. We will not recite in detail the complete history of the Division's involvement with … family matters," and because the judge was uniquely in a position to evaluate the credibility of the witnesses. Cesare …
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… and Permanency (the Division) filed a guardianship complaint naming both parents as defendants. Judge Linda … they relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … substantially for the reasons set forth in her insightful, comprehensive and well-reasoned ninety- six-page opinion. As …
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… or about September 2017, A.A., the older child, ceased all communication with the father, defendant Y.A. Apparently, … her sister. The father contends the children have resisted communicating with him due to alienation caused by the … also explained that she did not want to compromise the position of the GAL, who has developed a trusting relationship …
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… a $10,000 lien on defendant's personal injury suit as an accommodation in light of his family's friendship with … defendant could plead to aggravated assault and it would recommend an eight-year NERA sentence. Counsel testified he …
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… 6:00 p.m. Friday until 6:00 p.m. Sunday, which has already commenced as of January 13, 2012. The [plaintiff] shall drop … to protect the child's privacy. 3 A-4879-18T1 child becomes older, [defendant]'s parenting time shall increase. … of you is entirely wrong about what you're saying in the positions that you're taking, but neither of you is entirely …
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… mindful those who traffic in narcotics and weapons often come to this area from Texas, the detective eventually … to PTI only in rare cases involving extraordinary and compelling circumstances that fall outside the heartland of … did not mention the factors that did not support the opposition, nor did the prosecutor express whether or how the …
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… in Newark because defendant had been terminated from a transitional housing program due to non-compliance with its rules. The Division effected an … was discharged from the substance abuse program for non-compliance and after testing positive for alcohol. Defendant …
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… 6:00 p.m. Friday until 6:00 p.m. Sunday, which has already commenced as of January 13, 2012. The [plaintiff] shall drop … to protect the child's privacy. 3 A-4879-18T1 child becomes older, [defendant]'s parenting time shall increase. … of you is entirely wrong about what you're saying in the positions that you're taking, but neither of you is entirely …
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… and Permanency (the Division) filed a guardianship complaint naming both parents as defendants. Judge Linda … they relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … substantially for the reasons set forth in her insightful, comprehensive and well-reasoned ninety- six-page opinion. As …
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… Adult Protective Services Unit (APS), received an anonymous complaint alleging Daniel had sexually abused Emma and that … order. Sometime in December 2018, Petracca filed a verified complaint on behalf of Emma seeking to remove Daniel and … for two weeks to permit Melanie's counsel to file opposition. At some point, the motion hearing was rescheduled …
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… mindful those who traffic in narcotics and weapons often come to this area from Texas, the detective eventually … to PTI only in rare cases involving extraordinary and compelling circumstances that fall outside the heartland of … did not mention the factors that did not support the opposition, nor did the prosecutor express whether or how the …
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… or about September 2017, A.A., the older child, ceased all communication with the father, defendant Y.A. Apparently, … her sister. The father contends the children have resisted communicating with him due to alienation caused by the … also explained that she did not want to compromise the position of the GAL, who has developed a trusting relationship …
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… her in 2012. When the Division filed its 5 A-2185-17T1 complaint for custody of I.S. on March 22, 2015, a final … condition has been impaired or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired as the result of the failure of his [or her] … when that party urged the lower court to adopt the proposition now alleged to be error.") (quoting Brett v. Great …
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… a $10,000 lien on defendant's personal injury suit as an accommodation in light of his family's friendship with … defendant could plead to aggravated assault and it would recommend an eight-year NERA sentence. Counsel testified he …
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… the reasons stated by Judge Audrey Peyton Blackburn in her comprehensive and well-reasoned oral opinion rendered on March 24, 2017. We will not recite in detail the complete history of the Division's involvement with … family matters," and because the judge was uniquely in a position to evaluate the credibility of the witnesses. Cesare …
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… was probated. On July 17, 2013, petitioner filed a verified complaint seeking to have the executor, who is one of … ensued on the remaining relief sought in the verified complaint. Petitioner and the Estate filed cross-motions for … as the court's refusal to remove the executor from his position. We affirmed the trial court's holdings, and found …
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… in Newark because defendant had been terminated from a transitional housing program due to non-compliance with its rules. The Division effected an … was discharged from the substance abuse program for non-compliance and after testing positive for alcohol. Defendant …
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… and Chase. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2021-126. Lisa Sanes, appellant, … General, attorney for respondent New Jersey Civil Service Commission (Brian D. Ragunan, Deputy Attorney General, on … her findings and ordered appellant's removal from her position effective June 29, 2020. The matter was then …
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… appeals the trial court order dismissing his discrimination complaint against defendants and compelling arbitration. Plaintiff contends defendant … matter of the contract, the parties' relative bargaining positions, the degree of economic compulsion motivating the …
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… the Harrington hearing. She conceded she had not filed opposition, but stated she opposed the divorce because she was … seizure, two aneurysms, heart attack and went into a coma for [twenty-three] days." She told the court these … noting that unlike in Harrington, the parties "signed a comprehensive written document entitled settlement agreement …