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… evidence adduced at a seven-day trial centered on Adam's communications with Carol's attorney near the conclusion of … did not succumb to [Adam's] desire to [gain] unsupervised [visits] with [their] child." The FRO contained restraints … A VIOLATION OF THE 14TH AMENDMENT REGARDING PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS. We find insufficient merit in these arguments to …
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… 10A:10- 6.1 to -6.9. Because there is no proof that the Commissioner's decision was made with malicious intent or on … intended to retire to the U.K.1 where they would be able to visit him regularly and assist in his reintegration into society upon release. The DOC processed Goel's application and solicited comment from the …
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… judge's written opinion issued with the order. We add these comments. 1 We use initials to protect the parties' privacy. … 6 A-5660-16T1 later provided her with therapy. Following a process he described as standard protocol in the field of … in the context of a defense motion to allow the child to visit her parents in the Bergen County Jail. Dr. Mroz …
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… over custody and parenting time issues, the court should revisit the New York courts' determinations and grant him … motion on March 5, 2021. In the written findings accompanying her order, the judge explained that plaintiff … a prima facie change in circumstance to demonstrate a revisit to legal custody or the parenting time schedule. . . . …
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… plaintiff "mostly" credible,2 and concluded defendant had committed the predicate acts of assault and terroristic … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … would contact her when she returned to the state to visit them. The record further shows that the trial court …
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… of TRB Associates, the owner of the property, stated he visits the property every few weeks and never had any issues … with the door. 3 A-1745-20 Plaintiff asserted in her complaint that defendants negligently maintained the door … 237 N.J. 516, 529 (2019). Thus, we consider "whether the competent evidential materials presented, when viewed in the …
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… in an apartment with her three children and continuing community health treatment in place. However, by March 2018, … twins previously placed by the Division. All three families communicate and have maintained arrangements for Drew, Melissa, and Dylan to visit with each other. All three children and the resource …
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… POINT II. [DIVISION]'S FAILURE TO ASSIST [YOLANDA] IN BECOMING DOCUMENTED WHILE AN UNDOCUMENTED CHILD IN … TO WORK, AND TO ATTEND THERAPY, MEDICATION MANAGEMENT AND VISITATION WERE THWARTED BY TRANSPORTATION AND SCHEDULING … WHEN [YOLANDA] HAS NEVER HAD THE ABILITY TO TIMELY COMPLY WITH 5 A-1658-19T2 [DIVISION]'S REQUIREMENTS AND WHEN …
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… adoptive home are not supported by the record. A caseworker visited the home monthly, and the information was conveyed …
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… Dalton's thoughtful oral opinion. We add the following comments. On August 1, 2019, plaintiff obtained a temporary … of the approximately forty-one mandatory counseling visits with a batterer's intervention program. The judge … [whereby] the continued enforcement of the injunctive process would be inequitable, oppressive, or unjust, or in …
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… few days after the hospital incident, the Division filed a complaint for temporary custody of the children. The trial … the Division and allowing defendant liberal, supervised visitation with her children. During follow-up interviews … introduced as evidence, Judge Lois Lipton rendered a comprehensive oral decision, finding defendant abused or …
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… a Seaside Heights motel. Her placement was conditioned on compliance with a service plan in which she agreed to … understood that she was not permitted to have unauthorized visitors in her room. In this regard, both the April and May … 2018, the Board learned that A.P. permitted an unauthorized visitor to stay in her room overnight, which A.P. admitted. …
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… a summary judgment order dismissing her premises liability complaint against defendant Saker ShopRites, improperly pled … 213 N.J. 463, 478 (2013); Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995). Applying those … and not leave them unattended. Plaintiff's own daily visits for over thirty years, during which she has never …
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… treatment 6 A-1914-20 services, therapeutic supervised visitation with the children, parenting classes, parent … children's best opportunity for a healthy upbringing with a competent, nurturing caretaker was if they stayed in the …
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… two buildings. The back of the ticket includes "officer's comments" where the officer wrote: "X street pumphouse 153 … [Drive][.]" This appeal followed. Because this matter comes to us under unusual circumstances, we requested oral … record indicates, for example, how often the pumphouse is visited, or any other facts that might bear on whether it is …
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… of TRB Associates, the owner of the property, stated he visits the property every few weeks and never had any issues … with the door. 3 A-1745-20 Plaintiff asserted in her complaint that defendants negligently maintained the door … 237 N.J. 516, 529 (2019). Thus, we consider "whether the competent evidential materials presented, when viewed in the …
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… Dalton's thoughtful oral opinion. We add the following comments. On August 1, 2019, plaintiff obtained a temporary … of the approximately forty-one mandatory counseling visits with a batterer's intervention program. The judge … [whereby] the continued enforcement of the injunctive process would be inequitable, oppressive, or unjust, or in …
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… treatment 6 A-1914-20 services, therapeutic supervised visitation with the children, parenting classes, parent … children's best opportunity for a healthy upbringing with a competent, nurturing caretaker was if they stayed in the …
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… over custody and parenting time issues, the court should revisit the New York courts' determinations and grant him … motion on March 5, 2021. In the written findings accompanying her order, the judge explained that plaintiff … a prima facie change in circumstance to demonstrate a revisit to legal custody or the parenting time schedule. . . . …
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… appeals the denial of its motion to dismiss plaintiffs' complaint, which seeks a declaratory judgment that … the trial judge. And, although the claims asserted in the complaint have yet to be adjudicated, Rule 2:2-3(a) requires … on February 9, 2012, and April 12, 2012. Without a site visit, defendant wrote to plaintiffs on April 16, 2012, to …