DCPP VS. J.H., S.M., M.W., AND J.M., IN THE MATTER OF J.W., B.M., MAL.W., M.W., III, AND MAK.W. (FN-09-0223-18, HUDSON COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) (RECORD IMPOUNDED) - Unpublished
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… to -8.82. 7 A-4772-18T4 Moreover, Dr. Patel noted Jerilyn complained of pain when she moved her arm. He prescribed … nor presented witnesses in their defense. During the closing remarks of Janice's counsel, she stated, in part: Now, … did not follow up in any way with [Janice]. She didn’t come to her and say, I am injured, I am in pain, I am hurt. …
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… the order for reasons expressed by the Family Part judge's comprehensive, written opinion of the same date.1 I. … to provide context. On August 24, 2010, plaintiff filed a complaint requesting sole legal and physical custody of … remanded the case to the state court in October 2018, dismissing the federal action without prejudice. 2 The order and …
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… defendant, which the agreement stipulated was calculated using the then-existing New 1 Plaintiff has not appealed the … to help them resolve future disputes and to provide recommendations on parenting. In September 2017, the parenting … the parties' consideration. The proposal made specific recommendations as to parenting time and an increase in child …
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… the summary judgment dismissal of his personal injury complaint, which alleged that he slipped, fell, and susta … Atlantic City Operating Co.'s (Harrah's) hotel and casino. Because we conclude genuine issues of material fact … uneventful. In March 2017, plaintiff filed his negligence complaint against Harrah's in Monmouth County. Harrah's …
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… to the parties' parenting. In 2017, S.M. began refusing meeting with plaintiff. This resulted in an order … GAL report, Schofel analyzed her findings and submitted recommendations including that the parties and S.M. … conference at which the parties accepted Schofel's recommendations. The court subsequently set forth the …
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… on a rural road near the bar. They found defendant's truck "completely destroyed." Defendant's nephew was "[h]anging out … An expert in accident reconstruction testified that a computer chip from defendant's truck indicated it was … 197 N.J. 383, 402 (2009). We see no ground for reversing the trial court's decision with respect to the …
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… from eastbound Route 522, intending to turn north after crossing Route 130's southbound lanes. The two vehicles collided … no expert opinion to interpret it, and there was no competent evidence she actually suffered a medical episode. … her fifty-percent responsible, and Derrico and the trucking company that employed him, twenty and thirty percent …
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… trial court entered a final order on January 5, 2017, dismissing the litigation. 3 For purposes of this opinion, we … evidence in favor of both the Division's abuse or neglect complaint and its guardianship petition overwhelmingly … 2010. C.C. is Jenna's father.4 On September 3, 2010, C.C. committed an act of domestic violence when he chased Y.B. …
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… Judges Suter and Geiger. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 279-11/13. Colin M. … Gurbir S. Grewal, Attorney General, attorney for respondent Commissioner of Education (Caroline Jones, Deputy Attorney … should have ordered the District to cease and desist from using SSTs to enforce the compulsory education laws. We …
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… that she abused or neglected her infant daughter by using illicit drugs while and after she was pregnant with the … 2013, Allison has started, but failed to successfully complete numerous substance abuse treatment programs. She … Ella, Allison was discharged from that program for lack of compliance. She had missed fifteen days of dosing with …
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… of the parties' children to defendant R.J., for failure to comply with a prior order related to her unilateral … 167 N.J. 91 (2001) no longer apply when a court is addressing an intra-state relocation, and instead, pursuant to … of the July order. Specifically, he sought the court to compel plaintiff and the children to return, a transfer of …
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… discontinued the action in September 2020. By the time she commenced this New Jersey paternity action, Edward had … by the due process clause. See Charles Gendler & Co. v. Telecom Equip. Corp., 102 N.J. 460, 469 (1986). When the … the time the parties knew each other or, for that matter, since. Because there is no evidence of Edward having …
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… Schoulman arranged for Rossen Framing, LLC (Rossen) to complete the framing work at 129 Levitt Avenue. The only … name unknown),2 the owner of Rossen, were that Rossen would complete the framing work at 129 Levitt Avenue and Cardinal … not recall if he saw any workers wearing hard hats or using safety harnesses. On August 29, 2018, plaintiff …
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… and had been employed at the Office of the Public Defender since 2003. She described defendant as "very involved" in his case, and they frequently communicated by correspondence and telephone, and during … an issue in the grand jury proceedings that made her "uncomfortable[.]" Since the time for dispositive motions had …
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… left in an intoxicated state and was seriously injured in a single-car accident when he failed to negotiate a curve in … settling the case for $1.5 million. In its malpractice complaint, the Diner alleged Jafee and the Firm … Defendants filed an answer in September 2019, and discovery commenced in halting fashion. Because the procedural history …
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… Fullman was "like family" to him. Even though they were competitors, Dozier explained people at Pierce Manor … usually hang around the building and would not have been welcome because they were not "from there." Zumirah Brockington … 594, 631 (1990) ("Counsel's responsibility includes advising a defendant of the benefits inherent in exercising that …
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… there was no contact between the parties and they did not communicate until late 2023 or early 2024. Plaintiff stated … area codes, which caused her to fear that defendant was "coming after" her to kill her because he had threatened to … had strangled plaintiff twenty to twenty-five times, causing her to lose consciousness six times; (4) defendant …
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… -35, and an order granting attorney's fees to plaintiff as compensatory damages pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:25-29(b)(4).1 … newborn grandchild to visit, hoping that "the house would become more of a family center." Wehn asked only plaintiff to … answered the call, defendant turned on the blender, causing it to be difficult for plaintiff to hear. Plaintiff …
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… a plastic bag hidden behind an electric panel located in a common hallway area of an apartment complex. Defendant contends probable cause was not … years and were detectives within the Narcotics Division since 2018. On November 18, 2020, Heller received a tip from …
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… THE COURTS STATE OF NEW JERSEY RICHARD J. HUGHES JUSTICE COMPLEX PO BOX 037 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 08625‐0037 … Council reviewed and approved staffing model changes recommended by the Administrative Council as modified by the … Law Clerk per judge†. 3. Individual Judge Team Case Processing A. One FTE per judge* to represent the team leader …