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… In June 2020, plaintiff T.M. filed a non-dissolution (FD) complaint in the Family Part against defendant W.C. seeking: … toward the child's daycare costs. Each party maintained separate bank accounts, although Senior agreed to provide … custody of the child. Id. at 568. The couple executed a separation agreement incorporated in the final judgment of …
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… designated "No Parking Fire Zone" at the rear of the hotel complex. The officers pulled their unmarked vehicle behind … and several hypodermic syringes. The weapons, drugs, and paraphernalia were lawfully seized. Defendant's reliance on … these errors may have resulted from the lack of clarity of paragraph 13 of the plea form, which was compounded by the …
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… evaluation of plaintiff, imputing only minimum wage income to her, omitting the adoption subsidies she receives … the adoption subsidies should have been included as income to plaintiff when calculating defendant's child support … would serve and submit to her husband." Although plaintiff completed medical school in Poland, she never obtained a …
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… pertinent facts. On September 30, 2019, plaintiff filed a complaint under the PDVA alleging that defendant committed … 2013 and was residing with plaintiff. The parties separated in September 2018 and were in the process of … accord with Burkett. The judge noted that the parties had separated. They were in the process of divorcing but had …
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… In addition, plaintiff alleged that defendant and J.D. had comingled their finances. Plaintiff provided the court with … that the couple is in an intimate relationship that is comparable to marriage, even though they live in separate residences. See ibid. The MSA at issue here does not …
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… plaintiff moved to emancipate the older child following completion of college. Defendant opposed the motion, arguing … 3 We recognize plaintiff fails to list this issue in a separate legal argument, as required by Rule 2:6-2(a)(6). See … However, because 8 A-4959-14T3 February 26, 2015 order, at paragraph 5, identified expenses expended by defendant …
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… appeals from a January 13, 2017 decision of the Assistant Commissioner of the Department of Children and Families … on a backboard, immobilized with a cervical collar, and complained of a headache. Dr. Jack Chambers, the emergency … a court "need not wait to act until a child is actually irreparably impaired by parental inattention or neglect.") …
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… adequate care to her children"; "the family's shortcomings, if any, were caused by [M.H.'s] mental illness as … a court "need not wait to act until a child is actually irreparably impaired by parental inattention or neglect." In re … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would …
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… on the third floor. Cortes also knew defendant from prior complaints made by management about "a lot of traffic in and … officers began to complain about headaches." As a result, paramedics were called to the scene. Although Cortes felt … Cortes' testimony that the "quantity" of drugs and the paraphernalia found, specifically the Ziploc bags, indicated …
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… Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP) filed a complaint against defendant, M.K.-G., and J.W., the father … that a convicted sex offender, who was the grandmother's paramour, lived with D.J. and the grandmother for several … to counsel under the due process guarantees of Article I, paragraph 1 of the State Constitution, and a statutory right …
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… to expand his parenting time and reiterated his request to compel the parties to share joint physical custody. He also … during the school year. Then we have the summer. Separate from the vacations, they're each receiving … Further, the judge further stated she "distinguished Paragraphs 13(a) and 14(b)(1) of Appendix IX-A" of the …
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… of counsel and on the brief). PER CURIAM This case comes before us for a second time. Because we find the … discovered evidence and relied on Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) testimony now deemed unreliable … under Rule 4:50-1 to show proof of "exceptional and compelling circumstances to warrant relief was not the …
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… Shaniece Williams, gathered outside the Ivy Hill apartment complex in Camden, listening to music, talking and drinking. … not to carry a weapon, a charge that was to be tried separately. The court granted a mistrial. A second jury was … a waiver of the right to testify in a later trial on a separate charge." State v. Lopez, 417 N.J. Super. 34, 40 (App. …
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… (Tina), born in 2008; and R.C., born in 2011. The parties separated on December 1, 2015, when plaintiff filed her first domestic violence complaint against defendant and was issued a temporary … communication remains non-abusive in accordance with this paragraph. For such purposes only, the parties shall be …
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… defendant would drive from Philadelphia to an apartment complex in Maple Shade, New Jersey with a large 3 A-1201-20 … Hoffman that defendant was traveling to the apartment complex to return the heroin to the individual from whom he … Amendment of the United States Constitution and Article I, paragraph 7 of the New Jersey Constitution protect citizens …
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… semester, when he returned to work full duty with certain accommodations for bending and lifting. In December 2016, … localized chondromalacia of the patella, and medial compartment osteoarthritis. In addition, an MRI of the … in 2016, which apparently caused neck and facial paralysis. The ALJ and the Board reasonably refused to …
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… judgment rule. We affirm. I. In May 2011, plaintiff filed a complaint alleging that on January 31, 2011, she was in … Defendants contend plaintiff's counsel made improper, disparaging comments about defendants' attorney and his … (App. Div. 2010). In addition, an attorney "may not use disparaging language to discredit the opposing party, or …
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… He first came to the emergency room on July 2, 2010, with complaints of pain and swelling behind his left knee. J.B.K. … instruct the jury that they were not to consider comparative negligence or avoidable consequences as it related … J.B.K.'s post-treatment failures as if they constituted comparative negligence. The trial court correctly agreed that …
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… we affirm the order denying dismissal of the third-party complaint against Dr. Fernandez and we reverse the order … litigation . . . and parties are urged to join in the preparation of a joint appendix." Paolercio v. Wright, 1 N.J. … Statute, the Joint Tortfeasor Contribution Law, and the Comparative Negligence Act, were best served by dismissing the …
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… as "nonputrescible solid wastes consisting of both combustible and noncombustible wastes, such as paper, wrappings, cigarettes, … but they had no sidewalks being encroached or violations comparable to those we have upheld. The court properly found …