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… to an order entered in a separate FD case, with supervised visitation by Linda in place. She appeals from the … that week to meet with Linda were unsuccessful because no one was home. Subsequent efforts to contact Linda by letter … rights under Title 30 , unless the Division proves with competent, case-specific evidence that the marijuana usage …
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… to an order entered in a separate FD case, with supervised visitation by Linda in place. She appeals from the … that week to meet with Linda were unsuccessful because no one was home. Subsequent efforts to contact Linda by letter … rights under Title 30 , unless the Division proves with competent, case-specific evidence that the marijuana usage …
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… members of her family. The FRO permitted defendant to make one phone call per day between 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. to … particularly concerned with def[endant] using his right to communicate with the child as a vehicle to communicate with … perform welfare checks, neither the 9-1-1 calls nor police visits were done in a manner likely to cause Brenda …
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… discrete and separate; they . . . overlap . . . to . . . comprehensive[ly] . . . identif[y] a child's best … which exposed her children to the risk of harm under prong one. During this period, Zindy moved her children from her … the harm posed to her children. She initially did not visit her children because of her failure to resolve an …
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… members of her family. The FRO permitted defendant to make one phone call per day between 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. to … particularly concerned with def[endant] using his right to communicate with the child as a vehicle to communicate with … perform welfare checks, neither the 9-1-1 calls nor police visits were done in a manner likely to cause Brenda …
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… discrete and separate; they . . . overlap . . . to . . . comprehensive[ly] . . . identif[y] a child's best … which exposed her children to the risk of harm under prong one. During this period, Zindy moved her children from her … the harm posed to her children. She initially did not visit her children because of her failure to resolve an …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE APPELLATE … court did not abuse its discretion in ordering defendant to comply with explicit and detailed provisions of the MSA. Nor … him to sign an arbitration agreement pursuant to paragraph one of the MSA; (2) paragraph six of a December 6, 2021 …
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… Submitted February 11, 2019 – Decided March 6, 2019 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE APPELLATE … that defendant lacked standing to challenge plaintiff's compliance with the agreement governing the mortgage; (2) … 27, 30 (1985) (second alteration in original) (quoting Mahoney v. Minsky, 39 N.J. 208, 218 (1963)). Rule 4:64-2(d) …
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… Argued April 10, 2025 – Decided May 5, 2025 Before Judges Mawla, Walcott-Henderson, and Vinci. On appeal … the cause for amicus curiae The African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey (Gibbons PC, attorneys; Susan M. … the National 4 A-1626-22 Association of Insurance Commissioner's (NAIC) model Insurance Holding Company System …
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… Submitted February 11, 2019 – Decided March 6, 2019 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE APPELLATE … that defendant lacked standing to challenge plaintiff's compliance with the agreement governing the mortgage; (2) … 27, 30 (1985) (second alteration in original) (quoting Mahoney v. Minsky, 39 N.J. 208, 218 (1963)). Rule 4:64-2(d) …
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… Argued April 10, 2025 – Decided May 5, 2025 Before Judges Mawla, Walcott-Henderson, and Vinci. On appeal … the cause for amicus curiae The African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey (Gibbons PC, attorneys; Susan M. … the National 4 A-1626-22 Association of Insurance Commissioner's (NAIC) model Insurance Holding Company System …
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… defendant M.S. were married in 2014 and divorced in 2017. One daughter, K.S., now age five, was born of the marriage. … from two Family Part orders contending that the court committed error in: 1) failing to conduct a plenary hearing … parties also agreed in Article XXII, entitled "Custody and Visitation", to a highly specific visitation schedule …
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… defendant M.S. were married in 2014 and divorced in 2017. One daughter, K.S., now age five, was born of the marriage. … from two Family Part orders contending that the court committed error in: 1) failing to conduct a plenary hearing … parties also agreed in Article XXII, entitled "Custody and Visitation", to a highly specific visitation schedule …
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… her, causing physical injuries, and also falsely imprisoned her. Nonetheless, the trial court determined that a FRO … "[t]here[] [had] been tension" between them, they "did not communicate very well," and a pattern of name calling had … would leave [defendant] alone." Five days later, plaintiff visited the co-worker's daughter's Instagram page and …
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… was originally named as a co-defendant in the guardianship complaint, that individual was not part of the trial … instability. They have had domestic violence episodes with one another. After the father strangled the mother, she … violence counseling, or batterer's intervention. Although visitation records show the mother and father had generally …
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… denying a directed verdict, but he did not enter an accompanying order. That trial judge's decision is referenced … to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one-sided that one party must prevail as a matter of law." … was not "looking for an acoustic neuroma . . . at that visit." Instead, he considered underlying neurological, …
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… for him. Plaintiff supported the child by sending money. Defendant's mother and Plaintiff helped to pay for … job. Between December 2017 and May 2018, plaintiff did not visit defendant and D.G. in Florida and the parties' … stable. Once stable, defendant's intention was for her to come back to New Jersey and get their child. After she …
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… was originally named as a co-defendant in the guardianship complaint, that individual was not part of the trial … instability. They have had domestic violence episodes with one another. After the father strangled the mother, she … violence counseling, or batterer's intervention. Although visitation records show the mother and father had generally …
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… her, causing physical injuries, and also falsely imprisoned her. Nonetheless, the trial court determined that a FRO … "[t]here[] [had] been tension" between them, they "did not communicate very well," and a pattern of name calling had … would leave [defendant] alone." Five days later, plaintiff visited the co-worker's daughter's Instagram page and …
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… denying a directed verdict, but he did not enter an accompanying order. That trial judge's decision is referenced … to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one-sided that one party must prevail as a matter of law." … was not "looking for an acoustic neuroma . . . at that visit." Instead, he considered underlying neurological, …