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… or on his phone while her phone was ringing with his number coming up across the street. . . . . . . . She sees him … and she has a conversation with him where he starts making comments to her. Clearly, a communication. Clearly, in violation of the restraining …
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… $108 per week in child support. Plaintiff's gross weekly income was calculated at $770, while defendant's gross weekly income was calculated at $1050. Thereafter the weekly child … of child support OCBSS calculated and entered a final order granting OCBSS's application to increase child support to …
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… both Burlington and Monmouth Counties. A Burlington County grand jury charged her with second degree eluding, N.J.S.A. … the Burlington County plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend a seven-year sentence, with three and one-half years … on the basis of defendant's assertions. See State v. Preciose, 129 N.J. 451, 459-60 (1992) (requiring evidentiary …
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… possession for an unlawful purpose, in exchange for a recommended sentence of six years, with a three year parole … fatal to his deferral application, which might have been granted if he only had a fourth-degree conviction for … were "unpersuasive." The judge also found no legally competent evidence that Lane or O'Reilly could have gotten …
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… The PCR judge – who also had presided over the trial – granted defendant an evidentiary hearing to explore his … it still didn't explain how he was in the apartment in the complex, telling, supposedly, some of the witnesses . . . … noted that defendant could not name the people who accompanied him to and from the nightclub he allegedly …
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… expert, Dr. Carolina Mendez, Ph.D. Dr. Mendez recommended termination of the father's parental rights, … mental illness, persisting substance abuse problems, and noncompliance with treatment regimens indicated he would be … unlikely to change in the immediate future. The judge heard competing testimony from a psychological expert, Dr. Andrew …
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… denies their motion to dismiss plaintiff Hiccson Gomez's complaint for his failure to file the notice of claim … timely fashion. Defendants also appeal from the order that grants plaintiff's cross-motion to file the required notice of claim more than one year after he filed his complaint in the action. We reverse. We derive the following …
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… who has bonded favorably with a resource parent who is committed to adopting her, would do no more harm than good. … the Division, and the mother was thereafter involuntarily committed for psychiatric treatment. The Division conducted … has never lived in the same household as the child. He did complete various services but continued to be unable to be …
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… 2012, both parties are attorneys who "earn significant incomes" and enjoy "a high standard of living." Because the … support amount, plus $100 per week because the parties' combined income exceeded 160% of the maximum joint income … to share in the educational expenses of the child is GRANTED. While items such as school supplies, and books are …
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… in May 2016, after the Title Thirty litigation had already commenced.1 Defendant contends that the Division of Child … argues the Division provided "either incorrect or incomplete legal advice" regarding kinship legal guardianship … to be a credible witness. Since the court may only grant KLG status when "adoption of the child is neither …
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… Medical Center (BRMC) that he had a record of "admission, commitment, or treatment" with the facility. The detective … available. In addition to the State application forms, W.R. completed an additional questionnaire created by the … the detective forwarded a letter to his chief recommending denial of the application. Accordingly, a letter …
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… and Joan G. Martinez appeal from a September 29, 2017 order granting summary judgment in favor of defendant Home Depot … based on the number of returns he made and that the company should have questioned his transactions. Plaintiffs … argue summary judgment was premature as discovery was incomplete. Plaintiffs also contend there were genuine issues …
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… Leone and Moynihan. On appeal from the Division of Worker's Compensation, Department of Labor, Claim Petition No. … Respondent, County of Mercer, appeals from the workers' compensation court's holding that petitioner, Alan … other cases is limited. R.1:36-3. 2 A-3361-15T2 suffered a compensable work-related injury while plowing snow on …
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… has never lived alone or held a job. When defendant's grandmother put her out of the house when Ashley became … case after her repeated failures to attend appointments and comply with services. At the guardianship trial, four mental … functioning. Defendant has an IQ of 61 and her reading comprehension is at the level of a second-grader. Although …
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… and NEW GENERATION OF CONTRACTORS, LLC, Limited Liability Companies of the State of New Jersey, Plaintiffs-Appellants, … R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1952-16T4 In the course of litigation commenced by plaintiff Nader B. Ghatas against his business … The receiver thereafter periodically sought and was granted compensation. After the parties agreed to arbitrate …
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… for the reasons stated by Judge William R. DeLorenzo in his comprehensive written decision, also dated November 7, 2016. … a September 2012 hospitalization after he attempted to commit suicide. While hospitalized he tested positive for … 'basic civil rights . . .' and 'rights far more precious . . . than property rights[.]'" Stanley v. …
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… 1 Incorrectly designated as "Plymouth Rock Assurance Company." NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … Christine Spellman appeals from a February 27, 2017 order granting summary judgment in favor of defendant Theresa … (Kosenski)2 and a March 15, 2017 order dismissing the complaint, with prejudice, as to defendant Plymouth Rock …
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… was denied. The court responded that the prosecutor's comments merely urged the jury to draw reasonable inferences … the trial court did instruct the jury that the attorneys' comments were not evidence, and that the jury's recollection … the testimony of both A.N. and her mother. Furthermore, the comment was brief. The prosecutor's arguments regarding the …
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… plaintiff Renee Ransdell appeals from a March 3, 2023 order granting summary judgment in favor of defendant Shari … Cab East, LLC, was never served with the summons and complaint, and was dismissed from the action pursuant to … opposition a November 1, 2022 certification of permanency completed by Dr. Sood. The court granted the motion for …
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… from a January 23, 2024 Law Division order dismissing her complaint against defendant 7-Eleven, Inc. at the close of … Fourteenth Amendments.2 She also claims the judge failed to grant her a continuance to call her witnesses. Having … "there is no biological explanation for [plaintiff]'s complaints." 4 A-1795-23 the floor," she fell forward, …