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… accounting fees and costs for services provided by Wiss & Company (Wiss) in representing Mary. However, the October … pay her personal bills and expenses. Chodor also discussed credit card payments, Amazon purchases, automobile expenses, … in good conscience the cost of the proceedings should be visited in proper proportion upon all such assets." Sarner v. …
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… daughter, A.S. (Anne).2 Nancy alleges the trial judge committed a number of errors which deprived her of due … father. But due, in part, to differing accounts of his surname, he was not located in either Florida or New Jersey. … were unlikely to change in the foreseeable future. Crediting Dr. Winston's expert opinion, the trial judge …
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… for virtually Landon's entire life. In October 2015, he committed the offenses of robbery, possession of a weapon, … to get to where the child is." On May 8, 2016, Sabrina visited the paternal grandparents ' home to take Landon … to parent this child in the foreseeable future." The judge credited the expert's finding Landon "has a bond of the most …
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… 1 SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON JUDICIAL CONDUCT DOCKET NO.: ACJC 2021-286 … the parties and their counsel that he lacked the requisite knowledge and skill to adjudicate their family court … of committed service to the bench – nearly 20 years – and credits Respondent for his acknowledgement that he “could …
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… administrative law judge (ALJ), the Division's Assistant Commissioner concluded that Nick had transferred $279,627.96 … and "assistance with all instrumental [ADLs]" to ensure "adequate nutrition and supervision for his safety." … house to Phil. In making that determination, the ALJ credited the evidence that Phil had provided …
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… the court's December 27, 2021 order denying his motion to compel the forensic psychiatric examination of a … calls in which Jack gave different versions of the events surrounding the victim's murder. He stated that 9 A-1952-21 … and the witness's ultimate credibility are explored and discredited by counsel. We are satisfied Judge Ryan did not …
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… motion to terminate alimony. 1 Because the parties share a surname, we refer to them by their first names. No … James's alimony obligation based on a reduction in his income. The motion for reconsideration was not decided by the … of the lease and speculated that Dammann may never have deposited the checks, charged Carol below-market rent, or …
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… affirm. Plaintiff sought an annulment, alleging defendant committed fraud based on misrepresentations before, during, … 2019, plaintiff and defendant met through a dating website. In her dating profile, defendant described herself as … misrepresentations. According to plaintiff, his parents reassured him everything with defendant would be all right after …
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… On November 21, 2022, plaintiff filed a domestic violence complaint seeking entry of an FRO against defendant. She … in violation of the consent order. According to the complaint, after the younger daughter declined defendant's … findings and legal conclusions of the trial judge unless [we are] convinced that they are so manifestly …
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… affirm that court's decision. I. We need not set forth here comprehensively the facts and procedural history, as we … father, K.M., are not. That is because K.M. voluntarily surrendered his rights before trial to J.M., who is K.M.'s … who were then living with T.W.'s mother. A caseworker visited the house and found no safety issues and that T.W. and …
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… the participants in these proceedings. 2 P.W. voluntarily surrendered his parental rights on February 13, 2018, at the … ideations again towards the unborn child. Since she was non-compliant in taking her medications for schizophrenia, … depression. Following her release on June 30, 2015, she visited I.X.W. with P.W. at the Division's office. She was …
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… which he articulates as follows: POINT I – THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY FIRST INSTRUCTING THE JURY AS … POSSIBLY INDICATIVE OF CONSCIOUSNESS OF GUILT AND THEN COMPOUNDED THAT INITIAL ERROR BY ISSUING AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL … context of the entire jury charge, there was no error, much less plain error "clearly capable of producing an unjust …
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… agreement by allowing an unauthorized tenant to occupy the premises, despite a written Notice to Cease, issued pursuant … affirm. Plaintiff owns and operates a 360-unit apartment complex in Pine Hill, which is federally subsidized through … Dawn Brandt 1 At trial defendant stated her friend's surname was spelled "Dey," which appears throughout the …
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… defendant for substance abuse evaluations. Defendant completed the evaluations and was scheduled to begin … drug use." The case remained open with the Division to ensure the concerns raised were monitored, including … at a minimum, a parent acted with gross negligence or recklessness to succeed in a prosecution under N.J.S.A. …
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… Bar) and Darrell Remlinger (Remlinger) and dismissing her complaint against defendants alleging violations of the New … did not receive those shifts. Instead, plaintiff claimed less experienced male bartenders worked on Thursday nights. … night per month at Iron Bar. In February 2017, plaintiff complained to Monllor about Remlinger using the alternate …
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… (Deputy) of the Division of Unemployment and Disability Insurance denied the claim on the ground that Cohen was … she was not 3 A-1935-20 given "enough money" for accommodations when she travelled for work visiting various … caused or aggravated by her work or that she required any accommodation to perform the job. Cohen also conceded she had …
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… Division, Monmouth County, Docket No. L-1686-19. R. Armen McOmber argued the cause for appellant (McOmber McOmber & … existing FINRA [Financial Industry Regulatory Authority] rules, and given the success of the CARE program, Morgan … signature to an agreement is the customary and perhaps surest indication of assent." Leodori at 306-07. In the …
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… and Mitterhoff. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2020-34. Laddey, Clark & Ryan, LLP, … department's satellite locations. The ALJ ruled that, regardless of the troubling nature of the charges, the … is ambiguity, or where a literal reading would lead to an absurd result, [may the interpretation be informed by …
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… summary judgment dismissal of the transgender plaintiff's complaint under the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination, … the fact that said arrestee might have the opposite gender during one or more prior arrest as reflected in … (holding a "school district may be required to implement measures to prevent future instances of peer harassment in …
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… to a live show. Plaintiff filed a domestic violence complaint and obtained a TRO on March 9, 2018. She … TRO to police. Moreover, at trial defendant provided video surveillance of her employer's parking lot, revealing no one … findings and legal conclusions of the trial judge unless [it is] convinced that they are so manifestly …