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… Decades later, in 2021, C.L. sued both organizations for compensatory and punitive damages stemming from the assault. … granted summary judgment to BBBSA and dismissed the complaint. C.L. appealed. Following our review of the record … party, and to enter summary judgment "if the pleadings, depositions, answers to interrogatories and admissions on file, …
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… of petitioner's mandatory supervision status and imposition of a twelve-month parole eligibility term. I. … (including after his return to custody in March 2024), he committed five disciplinary infractions, including assault … being intoxicated. 4 A-0534-24 Kelly was released at the completion of his sentence to mandatory supervision on …
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… finding undue influence—a claim not pled by Larisa in her complaint—as the basis to invalidate the 2016 will, and … In May 2016, Olga contacted Larisa to see if she would be coming for Easter, to which Larisa stated she would not. … over decedent affected decedent's testamentary dispositions, even though decedent apparently had become …
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… NO. A-0 DAVID BRAY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. MIDDLEBERG COMMUNICATIONS, INC., Defendant-Respondent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ … by the Law Division on J anuary 25, 2013, dismissing his complaint for lack of personal jurisdiction. We affirm. … MCI client for about five months, as the result of an acquisition. The services were provided from MCI's New York …
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… Defendant let go of plaintiff's throat when he heard R.E. come back inside. Plaintiff then checked the house to make … places to visit with Alexa. She told defendant she felt uncomfortable meeting him and asked to convene at the local … 325 N.J. Super. 193, 220-21 (App. Div. 1999)). We take no position regarding whether a FRO should issue. Reversed and …
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… Law Division order denying its application to admit fresh complaint evidence at the trial of defendant Joseph Gares. … time after the alleged sexual abuse, we affirm. I. We commence our review with the governing legal principles to give context to the issues raised on appeal. The fresh complaint doctrine's "narrow purpose," State v. Hill, 121 …
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… Tina, H.M. told the Division in November 2020 she was fully committed to formally adopting the child. In December 2020, … as an expert in psychology, attachment, and bonding. She recommended adoption, explaining that Tina viewed H.M. as her … in H.M.'s care her entire life. Dr. Stillwell made this recommendation despite the alternative of KLG, explaining in …
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… while married and the depletion of that source of income at the end of the marriage; failed "to consider the … five (5) calendar years. In the event that [defendant's] income exceeds [plaintiff's] income by twenty percent (20%) … and employment, and the opportunity for future acquisitions of capital assets and income; (9) The history of the …
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… to consent to her treatment. The Division then filed a complaint for emergent custody, care and supervision of … sending Mary back to Florida and defendants because it was commencing an investigation due to concerns identified in a … accepted the Division's goal of adoption, pending the outcome of defendants' application to be designated Mary's …
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… she had difficulty: driving, sleeping, swimming, and accomplishing certain household tasks, such as taking out the trash, shoveling snow, and completing yard work. Prior to the accident, plaintiff … numbness in her upper extremities. His de benne esse deposition was presented to the jury. He also indicated she had …
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… trial counsel was ineffective because she (1) failed to communicate with defendant and review discovery with her; … appearance at trial, and (2) trial counsel's pre-trial communication with defendant. During the hearing, defendant … Ultimately, the PCR judge found although trial counsel's incomplete advice regarding defendant's absence from trial …
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… not impeached during cross-examination or undermined by competing expert opinions." The judge similarly found Lind's … Indeed, he made up untold number of excuses for his shortcomings when it came to consistency of parenting time, … We begin our analysis by recognizing the fundamental proposition that parents have a constitutionally protected right …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency filed a guardianship complaint against Mae seeking to terminate her parental … they relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … with the Division's argument that Mae was in no better position to care for and provide permanency for the boys. He …
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… Division to make reasonable efforts to assist a parent overcome those deficiencies that led to his or her child's … the judge's factual findings because they are supported by competent evidence. N.J. Div. of Youth & Family Servs. v. … being provided with a plethora of services to help her overcome her addiction, the mother continued to abuse illicit …
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… agreed with defendant's argument and dismissed plaintiffs' complaint with prejudice as a matter of law. The judge found … 3 A-1339-15T3 Because the trial court dismissed plaintiff's complaint as a matter of law, we will review the following … "Fragments hit me in my left eye." However, at her deposition, plaintiff described what hit her face as "like …
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… owns a lot in Alexandria Township (township) on which is a commercial building and a large parking lot. In August 2015, … denied the application on the ground the proposed use was "commercial recreation," which he concluded was not a … make use of its concessions. Therefore, it is the board’s position the principal use of the property is not a permitted …
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… the extensive factual findings articulated in Judge Brown's comprehensive oral decision. We provide a summary of the … poor hygiene, sporadic school attendance, and Dorothy's non-compliance with the Division's individual therapy and … based thereon, noting that the trial court is better positioned to evaluate the witness' credibility, …
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… On January 28, 2021, plaintiff filed a domestic violence complaint under the PDVA alleging harassment and terroristic … incidents that occurred on January 11 and 12, 2021. In the complaint, plaintiff alleged that at 9:00 p.m. on January … . . . when [his] brother [was] released." 3 A-2138-20 The complaint continued that at 2:00 a.m. the following morning, …
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… 28, 2018 order, which prohibits defendant from having any communications with two of her children, and remand for … the children. The order also allowed the parties to communicate telephonically "in the case of a true medical … In addition, the order allowed defendant to have Skype communications with the children and deferred the decisions …
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… its inception. On September 27, 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Family Part seeking a temporary restraining … support, and other relief. She alleged defendant committed an act of domestic violence on September 11, 2016. … 112 (App. Div. 2006), the court first found defendant had committed a predicate act of harassment as defined by …