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… of a father's post-divorce motion to reduce his child support obligations for the parties' three unemancipated … development of the record, we need not discuss the facts comprehensively. The following details will suffice for our … executive in the pharmaceutical industry, netting annual income between $300,000 to $1.38 million between 2000-2007, …
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… County, on October 20, 2011. Count one alleged, that while committing a theft, defendant and Bowers purposely put … the petitioner "must allege specific facts and evidence supporting his allegations." State v. Porter, 216 N.J. 343, … 321 N.J. Super. 154, 170 (App. Div. 1999). As the State points out, defendant failed to present sufficient evidence …
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… Although coffee shops are allowed in the pertinent Community Commercial ("CC") zone in Medford, the zoning … Donuts onto Taunton Road. This Zoning Board finding is supported by [B]oard members' personal knowledge of existing … that boards of adjustment and municipal governing bodies will act fairly and with proper motives and for valid …
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… (Lawrence) is the president and sole shareholder of the company. In August 2003, plaintiff hired James, who is Lawrence's nephew. By 2014, James had become a senior executive with the company. 1 Marlene Klein … a judgment against them, as provided by the agreement. In support of its motion, plaintiff submitted a certification …
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… persons trapped in burning buildings, recovering the bodies of drowning victims, engaging and talking down suicidal … pain and PTSD. Appellant listed three "accident dates" in support of his application: January 26, 2011, August 22, … inside a vehicle in a parking lot. Prior attempts at communication with the suspect had failed. Appellant shot …
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… written decisions both before and after remand, are well supported by the record. The municipal court judge, in making his comprehensive credibility findings, considered and addressed … tone and body language" and recited his experience in communicating through translators. But the judge found …
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… tear to her patellar tendon. Plaintiff filed a seven-count complaint, which she later amended, alleging defendants … contract with her to receive "quality care" 3 A-1794-19 in compliance with her statutory rights as a patient. She … knowledge of jurors and does not require an expert. In support, plaintiff relies primarily on Nowacki v. Cmty. Med. …
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… objected to the argument, noting it 6 A-4528-19 was not supported by any record evidence. The court sustained the … attention." Id. at 9. And we explained "[t]he parties completely prepared themselves for trial," and the co- … therefore affirm the remand court's order. For purposes of completeness, we note the co-executors also argue the remand …
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… defendants) motion for summary judgment on count two of the complaint. Count two alleged a violation under the New … summary judgment requires our consideration of "the competent evidential materials submitted by the parties to … by defendants. This claim is unsubstantiated and not supported by any proffered evidence; instead, plaintiff …
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… dismissing plaintiff JSA Surgical Facilities, LLC's (JSA) complaint and defendants' counterclaims with prejudice. The … Francis R. Hodgson, Jr., in his well-reasoned opinion are supported by the trial record, we affirm. We have discerned … Manganelli signed the second APAs. The parties continued to communicate, but never agreed to a new closing date. During …
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… from an order for judgment dismissing with prejudice their complaint alleging professional malpractice against their … court erred by denying their motion for a new trial and committed trial errors by: failing to set forth findings of … applicable legal principles, consequently supplying ample support to grant plaintiffs' motion for a new trial, we …
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… or availability of material[,] whichever is later" to complete the project, the forty-five day timeframe was a … defendants told plaintiff about extra work they wanted completed. To reflect the extra work, plaintiff prepared a … that those findings and conclusions [are] 'so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant …
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… proceedings, eventually dismissed the pending guardianship complaint and resumed efforts to reunify defendant and the children, as recommended by the Division's expert, James Loving, Psy.D. The … of review, we must uphold the trial court's findings if "supported by adequate, substantial, and credible evidence." …
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… the license was suspended and defendant had an open child support warrant. Barbagli asked defendant to step out of the … arrest, defendant was not permitted to contact the rental company to clarify the registration information. Barbagli … advanced by the State for the first time on appeal). "[T]he points of divergence developed in proceedings before a trial …
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… One Call Care Management (One Call), dismissing his complaint. We affirm. I. We confine our review to the motion … entity that electronically manages and processes workers' compensation claims. Plaintiff, an employee of defendant … because of his age and his disability. It [is] not supported by the facts at all. In fact, the contrary is …
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… in 2009 and had no children. Plaintiff filed a divorce complaint in 2011. The parties executed their MSA on May 2, … to [defendant]. [Plaintiff] has agreed to provide support to [defendant] with reasonable expenses until … (3%) percent default fee which shall accrue monthly and compound until default if [sic] cured. If default is not …
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… TAVERN ROAD, LLC, Defendant-Appellant, and JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY, n/k/a PNC BANK, N.A., Defendant. … 2011. On December 5, 2013, Pro Capital filed a foreclosure complaint against defendant and Jersey Mortgage Company,2 … defendant also moved to vacate the final judgment. In his supporting certification, DeLeon claimed he was unaware that …
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… v. BOARD OF REVIEW, DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, and ATLANTIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE, GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION, and … (Galloway), during the 2014-2015 school year, as a per diem substitute teacher from March 19 to June 19, 2015. He … 295, 296-97 (1989). "If the Board's factual findings are supported 'by sufficient credible evidence, courts are …
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… The judge concluded that Martin physically abused Maria by committing an act of excessive corporal punishment under … contends the court misapplied governing law and reached unsupported findings of fact. The Law Guardian supports the … together. Sarina asked Maria for an apology, which did not come. Martin seconded Sarina's request. Maria did not …
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… ASSISTANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES and UNITED HEALTHCARE COMMUNITY PLAN, Respondents-Respondents. … Norcross argued the cause for respondent United Healthcare Community Plan (Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP, … Medicaid services through Managed Long Term Services and Supports (MLTSS), administered by United. MLTSS allowed …