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… of Tess; her mother and sister, who both testified as fresh-complaint witnesses;3 the lead detective, through whom … was at least four years older, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(b) (counts one, two, three, five, six, and seven); and two counts of … day after the final incident, Tess reported the abuse while visiting her maternal aunt's home. Tess's mother, sister, …
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… during the pendency of the action; (3) awarded supervised visitation to M.D.; and (4) imposed certain requirements on … referrals were unfounded, two were not established, and one was established. The latest referral is the subject of … received a referral concerning M.D.'s statements about committing suicide with a knife while J.L. was in the home …
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… during the pendency of the action; (3) awarded supervised visitation to M.D.; and (4) imposed certain requirements on … referrals were unfounded, two were not established, and one was established. The latest referral is the subject of … received a referral concerning M.D.'s statements about committing suicide with a knife while J.L. was in the home …
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… PROMOTE THE ABUSE THAT RESULTED IN DEATH AND, INSTEAD, ERRONEOUSLY PERMITTED THE JURY TO CONVICT RAMIREZ IF SHE WAS … brief claims that DCPP limited Ramirez to supervised visitation with Danielle, although we cannot confirm that … the child. Soon thereafter, Orozco left the apartment to buy food. Ramirez noticed that Danielle appeared drowsy, and …
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… the parties' marital settlement agreement (MSA); erroneously awarded alimony to plaintiff despite finding that … while married and the depletion of that source of income at the end of the marriage; failed "to consider the … at her parents' expense and her entertainment consisted of visiting family members' homes. She no longer had cable or …
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… the parties' marital settlement agreement (MSA); erroneously awarded alimony to plaintiff despite finding that … while married and the depletion of that source of income at the end of the marriage; failed "to consider the … at her parents' expense and her entertainment consisted of visiting family members' homes. She no longer had cable or …
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… a public park. The witnesses saw the group of children, accompanied by several adults, playing on equipment in a … The State relied on their testimony to prove that one or more of the children was under the age of thirteen, a … remained there until the police arrived and the officers ultimately left with defendant. Sergeant Nicholas Gerardi of …
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… his/her official and personal capacity, GLADYS WITT, NICK JONES, CLAUDIA S., NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL … or [homes] recruited specifically for this program; [(2)] Commitment by a fost-adopt family to accept an infant or … A-3060-15T3 an outreach representative to conduct monthly visits/inspections of each foster parent in its network. …
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… his/her official and personal capacity, GLADYS WITT, NICK JONES, CLAUDIA S., NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL … or [homes] recruited specifically for this program; [(2)] Commitment by a fost-adopt family to accept an infant or … A-3060-15T3 an outreach representative to conduct monthly visits/inspections of each foster parent in its network. …
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… in an October 2016, forty-five-count indictment with committing numerous sexual offenses against three minors … guilty to four counts of second-degree sexual assault, one count of first-degree permitting a child to engage in … . . . . 18. I am to permit the assigned parole officer to visit me at any time at home or elsewhere and permit …
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… in an October 2016, forty-five-count indictment with committing numerous sexual offenses against three minors … guilty to four counts of second-degree sexual assault, one count of first-degree permitting a child to engage in … . . . . 18. I am to permit the assigned parole officer to visit me at any time at home or elsewhere and permit …
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… In a prior appeal, plaintiff contended defendant had not complied with the equitable distribution of his bank … appointed a realtor for the property. The apartment was one of the subjects raised in cross-motions considered by … the [p]laintiff will have the right to find a third-party buyer who is willing to pay $330,000 or more for the …
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… In a prior appeal, plaintiff contended defendant had not complied with the equitable distribution of his bank … appointed a realtor for the property. The apartment was one of the subjects raised in cross-motions considered by … the [p]laintiff will have the right to find a third-party buyer who is willing to pay $330,000 or more for the …
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… $300,000 and the “high” was $1,000,000. Neither party mentioned Rule 4:58, nor did they explicitly waive or preserve … agreement to accept a maximum amount regardless of the outcome at trial.” Black’s Law Dictionary 797 (9th ed. 2009). … of a contract de novo. Id. at 255 (citing Kieffer v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 222-23 (2011)). V. In this case, the …
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… $300,000 and the “high” was $1,000,000. Neither party mentioned Rule 4:58, nor did they explicitly waive or preserve … agreement to accept a maximum amount regardless of the outcome at trial.” Black’s Law Dictionary 797 (9th ed. 2009). … of a contract de novo. Id. at 255 (citing Kieffer v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 222-23 (2011)). V. In this case, the …
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… the child support and directing that he contribute seventy-one percent of the child's private school tuition, (5) … over matters relating to child support, custody, and visitation. As to those remaining issues, the court … private school after she was enrolled, and that aside from buying the child's uniform, he did not contribute towards …
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… the child support and directing that he contribute seventy-one percent of the child's private school tuition, (5) … over matters relating to child support, custody, and visitation. As to those remaining issues, the court … private school after she was enrolled, and that aside from buying the child's uniform, he did not contribute towards …
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… therapy with [G.P.]. The parties agree to cooperate with one another and any professionals, including Dr. Misurell, … [G.P.]'s care[] and education. In the event that [G.P.] overcomes his issue of getting into a car with [plaintiff], then … 26, 2019, after establishing that G.P. was having "biweekly visits with [plaintiff]," the judge rejected plaintiff's …
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… therapy with [G.P.]. The parties agree to cooperate with one another and any professionals, including Dr. Misurell, … [G.P.]'s care[] and education. In the event that [G.P.] overcomes his issue of getting into a car with [plaintiff], then … 26, 2019, after establishing that G.P. was having "biweekly visits with [plaintiff]," the judge rejected plaintiff's …
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… of the son. While not set forth in the order, in an accompanying written opinion, the Family Part judge also … affirm.1 I. The parties were married in 1993, and they have one child—a son who was born in June 2001. Accordingly, the … to share proportionately in the cost for the son's college visits; (8) to require defendant to share in the cost of a …